The Los Angeles Lakers’ past, present and future recently collided as only they can: on the downtown real-estate market. According to the Los Angeles Times’ Neal J. Leitereg, the rookie out of UCLA plunked down $1.625 million on a condominium at the Ritz-Carlton Residences at L.A. Live, a high-end high-rise that sits a stone’s throw from Staples Center.

The two-bedroom, three-bathroom, 1,700-square-foot spot reportedly puts the Crown Prince of Chino Hills just a few floors down from Jim Buss, a part-owner of the Lakers and the team’s president of basketball operations prior to last year’s coup, when controlling owner Jeanie Buss put Magic Johnson and Rob Pelinka in charge.

The condo also comes with two parking spaces, high ceilings, an office, upgraded kitchen appliances and views of the city and nearby mountains from the bedrooms and dining area.

Ball, who will earn $33.4 million from his contract as the No. 2 pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, had been living out of an apartment in Marina del Rey—much more convenient to the UCLA Health Training Center, where the Lakers practice.

But the new digs give Zo a place to go that’s exceedingly convenient to where he plays his actual NBA games. And though the price he paid was steep, it still checks in nearly 21 percent under last summer’s asking price of $2.05 million.

This purchase is Ball’s second in real estate. He previously paid for LaVar Ball’s opulent Ball Estate in Chino Hills through a limited liability company.