Rasheed Wallace’s Crib Has Become a Ghost Mansion. This Is What It Looks Like Now.

Posted Jan 18, 2018
Thirteen years ago, the famously talented and infamously abrasive Rasheed Wallace left Portland for the Detroit Pistons. Since then, Wallace's sprawling Dunthorpe home has stood vacant. In 2002, two years after Wallace bought it, the 1924 mansion showed up on MTV's Cribs. The home has a five-car garage, five fireplaces, five full baths and a swimming pool. (Willamette Week)

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