Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta and one of the world’s richest individuals, has amassed over 10 properties in his real estate portfolio. These assets reflect his estimated $180 billion fortune and include a sprawling California compound, acres of land on Hawaiian islands, and large homes in Silicon Valley and Lake Tahoe.
While Zuckerberg’s real estate dealings are often kept private, recent reports have shed light on some of his more notable holdings. His Hawaiian holdings include the Koolau Ranch, which is being prepared for worst-case scenarios, and nearly 600 acres on Kauai’s North Shore, where he is reportedly building a huge compound with an underground bunker. Despite an assessed value of around $41 million for his Hawaii real estate, Zuckerberg has paid much more to acquire and develop the land. The creation of his Koolau Ranch compound alone is estimated to have cost him around $270 million.
Despite the limited information available about Zuckerberg’s real estate endeavors, it is clear that his privacy preferences extend to these matters as well.
