Jeff Bezos' $570M real estate portfolio: See all his homes

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While it was unclear at the time what Bezos’ plans were for combining all four units, building permits were submitted in fall 2019, so it’s likely the fourth acquisition was meant to be an addendum to the already-grand Manhattan megamansion. Then, in 2005, he reportedly spent $50 million on a neighboring 8,300-square-foot mansion with five bedrooms and four bathrooms. The properties have a combined 310 feet of shoreline, according to Realtor.com. The first home he bought for $37.5 million in Hunts Point spans 9,400 square feet and is set on 3.25 acres.

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Bezos’ two main Seattle-area properties, which he purchased in 2010, don’t yet appear to be on the market. Representatives for Bezos did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Bezos' most recent purchase was three neighboring penthouses in a swanky New York City building for a cool $80 million. When combined, this gives Bezos one massive apartment with 12 beds and a total of 17,000 square feet to use as he pleases. He dropped another $16 million to add a fourth floor to his collection of real estate on Fifth Avenue in 2020. He purchased the property next door in 2010 under Aspen Ventures LLC, The Wall Street Journal reported.

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The feature mentioned a so-called 10,000 Year Clock, a subterranean structure built 500 feet underground. The home reportedly spans 9,300 square feet, and the entire property is about 2.8 acres. The exclusive island has been home to Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, Tom Brady, and billionaire investor Carl Icahn. Bezos and his girlfriend are also rumored to have toured "Casa Encantada," a 40,000-square-foot estate in Bel-Air, The Post reported.

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Bezos Bunker: Amazon founder buys third property in Florida's wealthy hideaway, reports say

The dwelling measures a whopping 19,000 square feet, with seven bedrooms and 14 bathrooms—though, according to reports, Bezos may be planning to raze the current structure and build his own custom home in its place. The luxe residence currently boasts marble floors, vaulted ceilings, and a grand winding staircase rising up from the front foyer. Images of the home, built in 2000, also reveal a wood-burning fireplace with a marble mantle and coffered ceilings in the grand living room and a Tuscan-style kitchen.

Jeff Bezos buys $68M mansion on Florida’s ‘Billionaire Bunker’ island

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Insider's Hannah Towey visited the private island last year and found it was heavily guarded and eerily quiet. Besides the mansions, she wrote, there was nothing much available on the island except for an ultra-exclusive golf club. Bezos agreed to pay $68 million for the property, Bloomberg reported, citing an unnamed source. The source also told Bloomberg that Bezos is considering other purchases in the area. A representative for Bezos did not respond to Bloomberg's requests for comment.

Bezos, who also founded and funds rocket firm Blue Origin, mentioned that more of the aerospace company’s operations are shifting to central Florida’s Cape Canaveral. “As exciting as the move is, it’s an emotional decision for me,” Bezos said in his post. Indian Creek is a 294-acre man-made barrier island with just 41 homes all on Indian Creek Island Road. The population was last tallied at a total of just 84 people, which includes a host of high-profile residents and billionaire landowners. The world's third-richest person is the newest resident on the exclusive island and home to supermodel Adriana Lima, property magnate Jeff Soffer, singer and songwriter Julio Iglesias and car dealership mogul Norman Braman.

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This discrepancy highlights the premium Bezos placed on the property, possibly because of its location, exclusivity or potential as a custom home site beyond the estimated market value. In June Bezos paid $68 million for a three-bedroom home, according to Fortune magazine. Bezos will live in the newly purchased home, which last sold in 1998 for $2.5 million, while the other two homes he purchased are torn down, according to Bloomberg.

Bezos, Goldentayer, and a representative for the Indian Creek Village did not immediately respond to requests from Insider for comment sent outside regular business hours. Aerial images show pristine tennis courts surrounded by perfectly trimmed hedges. A pool, meanwhile, looks adorned with tiles fashioned into the shapes of turtles and other reef-themed elements.

Around the same time, he purchased a home nearby in Yarrow Point.

The Daily Mail reports that Bezos, the third richest man on Earth with a net worth of nearly $194 billion, has added some glam final touches onto his megamansion in Beverly Hills, California. Bezos’ move is yet another example of a recent uptick in billionaire transplants to the tax-friendly state of Florida. Get a brief on the top business stories of the week, plus CEO interviews, market updates, tech and money news that matters to you. Bezos, 59, is also looking at other purchases in the area, the person said, asking not to be named. The exclusive Indian Creek is known as “Billionaire Bunker” and has been home to the likes of Carl Icahn, Tom Brady, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump. Despite its luxurious attributes, the property's valuation by Zillow stands at approximately $41 million, significantly lower than the price Bezos agreed to pay for it.

Meanwhile, the third structure is a three-bedroom, one-bathroom dwelling, offering 1,815 square feet. Bezos was reportedly in the market for a new Los Angeles home for nearly a year. Last March, Bezos and Sanchez secretly toured a different Bel Air mansion, Page Six reported. Asking $88 million, that property features a rooftop deck, infinity pool, and panoramic views, according to a listing from Hilton & Hyland. That property has since been purchased by fellow billionaire Lachlan Murdoch, the son of NewsCorp founder Rupert Murdoch, Business Insider reported in December. Murdoch paid approximately $150 million for the estate, making it the most expensive home ever sold in Los Angeles, The LA Times reported.

Shortly after his highly publicized divorce in 2019, Bezos quietly scooped up four properties in Hunts Point, Seattle — just minutes from his primary Medina residence that has undergone about $27 million in renovations in recent years. Bezos, who attended elementary school in Houston, said he wants his family to have the chance to live on a ranch after he got to stay on his grandfather’s 25,000-acre ranch in Cotulla, Texas, as a kid, according to the report. Bezos bought a second, neighboring estate in Beverly Hills, Calif., in 2017 for $12.9 million. The home, with a brick and limestone exterior, also offers a stately dining room, elegant country-style kitchen, walk-in closets, balcony and covered patio with vaulted skylight.