Inside Jeff Bezos’ $600 million global real estate empire as the Amazon founder captures the 14-acre Hawaiian paradise

JEFF Bezos’s global real estate empire skyrocketed to $600 million after the Amazon founder captured a 14-acre piece of paradise in Hawaii.
The billionaire, 57 years old, whose? net value An estimated $203 billion is added to his real estate portfolio, a three-building estate located on La Perouse Bay in Maui.
The isolated beachfront site is said to be surrounded by $78 million worth of dormant lava fields.
Bezos purchased the property from Colorado-based Lochland Holdings LLC, which is owned by the Schatz family, New York Post reported.
The main property is 4,450 square feet and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The second building is a 1,839 square meter two-bedroom, two-bathroom guesthouse while the second has 1,815 square feet of space with three bedrooms and one bathroom.
And despite the concerns of locals, sources say he is looking for a four-bedroom penthouse in Montage Kapalua Bay for his parents.
Bezos and his girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez, those who have been discovered welcome New Year in a party in St Barts, is said to have donated to several charities in Maui, in order to support the local community.
The Amazon boss, who is on track to become the world’s first trillionaire, owns an incredible amount of wealth in places including New York City, California, Texas and Washington.
Bezos, who founded Amazon from his Seattle basement in 1994, has 14 properties he’s bought over the years.
Shortly after announcing his divorce in 2019, Bezos purchased three apartments for $80 million on Fifth Avenue in New York.
Consisting of the Penthouse and the 3 floors below, it features 15 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, a movie room, games room, a fully equipped gym, and a simulated golf course.
Bezos also bought three apartments in an art deco building in Manhattan for $7.6 million in 1999.
In 2020, the billionaire splurged on a $165 million mansion in Los Angeles that belonged to movie mogul David Geffen.
The property, spread over eight acres, features a 13,600-square-foot mansion, two vacation homes, a swimming pool, including a nine-hole golf course and a tennis court.
The mansion was built in 1926 for Jack Warner, founder of Warner Bros. and is home to legendary Hollywood parties, with guests including Marilyn Monroe, James Stewart, Olivia de Havilland and Howard Hughes.
The Georgian-style home has eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms, including a floor once owned by Napoleon.
Bezos has other properties in Beverly Hills after in 2007 he spent $24 million on a seven-bedroom Spanish-style mansion.
Ten years later, he bought the four-bedroom, 4,568-square-foot house next door for $13 million.
The billionaire’s home base is in Washington DC, where he bought a converted textile museum in 2016, for $23 million.
Bezos also bought the 4-bedroom detached house across the street for a modest $5 million in January 2020.
The tycoon also owns a 300,000-acre ranch, in Van Horn, Texas, which boasts a huge mansion and a storey house.
Assets include the facility for his private space company, Blue Origin, where test flights for his New Shepard spacecraft began in 2006.
Bezos has two properties in the popular Medina waterfront city, near Seattle.
He is said to have paid $10 million for a 20,600 square foot, five-bedroom, four-bathroom home in 1998.
He also owns a semi-detached house, which has 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, which is rumored to cost $53 million.
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