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The home arena of the Golden State Warriors, the most valuable NBA team as of the 2025–26 NBA season.

Forbes compiles the finances of all 30 NBA teams to produce an annual ranking of the best franchises in terms of valuation. The latest ranking reported that the Golden State Warriors are the most valuable NBA franchise for the 2025–26 NBA season, the fourth year in a row, with a valuation of $11 billion. The Warriors are one of three NBA teams to hold the title of most valuable franchise since the inception of Forbes' ranking during the 1991–92 NBA season, with the other two being the Los Angeles Lakers and the New York Knicks.

Ranking

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Rankings as of November 10, 2025 (2025–26 NBA season)[1]

Rank Team State / Province Value Change Revenue Operating Income
1 Golden State Warriors California $11 billion Increase 25% $880 million $409 million
2 Los Angeles Lakers California $10 billion Increase 41% $551 million $170 million
3 New York Knicks New York $9.75 billion Increase 30% $532 million $98 million
4 Los Angeles Clippers California $7.5 billion Increase 36% $569 million $154 million
5 Boston Celtics Massachusetts $6.7 billion Increase 12% $458 million $116 million
6 Chicago Bulls Illinois $6.0 billion Increase 20% $434 million $160 million
7 Houston Rockets Texas $5.9 billion Increase 20% $467 million $191 million
8 Miami Heat Florida $5.7 billion Increase 34% $417 million $110 million
9 Brooklyn Nets New York $5.6 billion Increase 17% $402 million $50 million
10 Philadelphia 76ers Pennsylvania $5.45 billion Increase 18% $472 million $204 million
11 Phoenix Suns Arizona $5.425 billion Increase 26% $455 million $33 million
12 Toronto Raptors Ontario $5.4 billion Increase 23% $380 million $136 million
13 Dallas Mavericks Texas $5.1 billion Increase 9% $407 million $87 million
14 Atlanta Hawks Georgia $5.0 billion Increase 32% $477 million $203 million
15 Cleveland Cavaliers Ohio $4.8 billion Increase 22% $440 million $127 million
16 Washington Wizards District of Columbia $4.7 billion Increase 15% $389 million $135 million
17 Denver Nuggets Colorado $4.6 billion Increase 18% $364 million $67 million
18 Sacramento Kings California $4.45 billion Increase 20% $354 million $76 million
19 San Antonio Spurs Texas $4.4 billion Increase 14% $401 million $151 million
20 Oklahoma City Thunder Oklahoma $4.35 billion Increase 19% $357 million $114 million
21 Milwaukee Bucks Wisconsin $4.3 billion Increase 8% $355 million $26 million
22 Portland Trail Blazers Oregon $4.25 billion Increase 21% $361 million $111 million
23 Indiana Pacers Indiana $4.2 billion Increase 17% $342 million $89 million
24 Utah Jazz Utah $4.1 billion Increase 15% $340 million $103 million
25 Orlando Magic Florida $3.9 billion Increase 22% $318 million $94 million
26 Charlotte Hornets North Carolina $3.8 billion Increase 15% $328 million $82 million
27 Detroit Pistons Michigan $3.65 billion 11% 7% $321 million $106 million
28 Minnesota Timberwolves Minnesota $3.6 billion Increase 16% $320 million $41 million
29 New Orleans Pelicans Louisiana $3.55 billion Increase 16% $302 million $78 million
30 Memphis Grizzlies Tennessee $3.5 billion Increase 17% $306 million $28 million

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See also

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References

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  1. ^ Teitelbaum, Justin. "Forbes Most Valuable NBA Teams 2025 List: All 30 Franchise Values". Forbes. Retrieved November 20, 2025.