While American tennis star Tommy Paul was battling through the draw at the 2026 Australian Open, his off-court life was moving just as fast. Only days after listing his ultra-modern Boca Raton estate for $2.8 million, the property has already snagged a buyer, coming under contingent offer in record time.
The move comes as Paul and his fiancée, lifestyle influencer and Dairy Boy founder Paige Lorenze, prepare for a new chapter. The couple, who announced their engagement in July 2025 on the shores of Nantucket, are trading their individual residences for what Lorenze describes as their “dream marital mansion”—a restored historic estate with enough land for both a professional tennis court and horse stables.
The Boca Raton Sprint: A Profitable Quick-Sell
Paul purchased the five-bedroom Florida home for $2.5 million in July 2023. By listing it at $2.8 million and finding a buyer in under a week, the World No. 19 (as of the AO ’26 draw) stands to walk away with a significant profit.
- The Aesthetic: Unlike the “older, restored” vibe of their new compound, this property is a masterpiece of 2023 contemporary design.
- Seamless Living: The home features 30-foot oversized sliders that frame a resort-style pool and spa, blurring the lines between the gourmet indoor kitchen and the Florida sunshine.
- Pro-Grade Utility: The estate includes a detached casita and a guesthouse perfectly suited for a high-performance fitness studio—essential for a top-tier ATP athlete.
The “Forever Home” Pivot
The decision to sell was sparked by a serendipitous find. According to Lorenze, the couple “stumbled upon” a listing after Thanksgiving that checked every box for their future family:
- Privacy & Acreage: A significant upgrade in land compared to their current suburban footprints.
- Equestrian Meets ATP: The new property features a “big barn” for Lorenze’s horses and an on-site tennis court, allowing Paul to train without leaving the grounds.
- Marital Sanctuary: With a wedding on the horizon and plans for children, the couple prioritized a secluded, multi-generational layout.
Closing the Connecticut Chapter
Lorenze is also in the process of offloading her own luxury asset—an elegant $2.49 million home in Fairfield, CT.
- The NYC Connection: Located just 60 miles from Manhattan, the 5,000-square-foot home has served as the backdrop for much of her social media content.
- Designer Touches: The property features a signature “bright blue” living room, newly added rustic wooden beams, and a massive walk-in dressing room.
- The Privacy Factor: Despite its beauty, Lorenze cited the home’s proximity to the road as a reason for the move, seeking a more shielded environment for her high-profile life with Paul.
On-Court Update: Melbourne Results
While the real estate deal was closing, Paul’s run at the 2026 Australian Open ultimately met a formidable end in the fourth round. On January 25, Paul faced World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz in a high-intensity clash at Rod Laver Arena. Despite a valiant effort and a break lead in the first set, Paul fell to the Spaniard in straight sets, 7-6(6), 6-4, 7-5.
Though the Melbourne journey ended, the “W” in Florida real estate ensures Paul heads into the rest of the 2026 tour with a fresh start and a new home waiting for him.