NBA Courtside Regular's House on 'Selling Sunset' James Goldstein, known for his courtside presence at NBA games, is equally recognized for his Beverly Hills home featured on 'Selling Sunset.' Goldstein, 84, made his fortune in California's mobile-home parks and is a flamboyant figure, renowned for his unique fashion sense and ownership of the Sheats-Goldstein house, designed by architect John Lautner. The property has been a backdrop for films, music videos, and celebrity events. Goldstein's recent addition to the house includes an entertainment complex, which boasts an infinity-edged tennis court as its roof. Despite his controversial nature, Goldstein plans to leave his residence as a legacy to inspire future architects. However, his business practices, which involve battles over rent-controlled housing, have garnered criticism. Goldstein has poured tens of millions into his compound, aiming to create an enduring cultural and architectural legacy. (498 characters)