Jody Allen, the owner of the Portland Trail Blazers, has agreed to sell the NBA franchise in a historic transaction valued at over $4 billion. This deal marks the highest valuation ever recorded for an NBA team, reflecting the increasing market demand and the franchise’s growth potential. The new ownership group, which remains undisclosed, is expected to focus on strengthening the team’s competitiveness while maintaining its deep roots within the Portland community. Industry experts believe this sale will set a new precedent for future NBA franchise transactions.

The Trail Blazers, established in 1970, have been a cornerstone of Oregon sports for over five decades. Under Allen’s stewardship, the team has undergone significant modernization efforts, including upgrades to the Moda Center and expansions in community outreach programs. Key highlights of the franchise under the upcoming ownership transition include:

  • Record-breaking sale price exceeding $4 billion
  • Commitment to enhancing on-court performance
  • Continued investment in fan experience and arena improvements
  • a strategic vision aiming at long-term sustainability and growth
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Sale Value$4+ billion (record-setting)
Previous OwnerJody Allen
Team Founded1970
Team Achievements1 NBA Championship, multiple playoff appearances