Jeff Bezos’s tenure as the Chief Executive Officer of Amazon has come to an end, marking the conclusion of an era for the business magnate.
Bezos, 57, is the driving force behind the meteoric rise of Amazon, which began in 1994 as an online bookstore but has since transformed into a company worth multiple trillions of dollars.
Since that time, he has built up a massive real estate portfolio that is currently worth more than $500 M when inflation is taken into consideration.
Bezos owns homes in locations as diverse as Beverly Hills, Seattle, and even good ol’ West Texas, as well as in places, DC, and New York City, so he has a residence suitable for every climate.
Prior to his split with Mackenzie Scott in 2019, he had a net worth of approximately $150B, which made him the richest person on the planet at the time.
Despite the fact that Bezos gave his ex-wife $36B worth of Amazon stock following their divorce, he continued to top the list of the world’s wealthiest people in Forbes’ annual ranking of the richest people for the third year in a row in the year 2020.
As of right now, it is estimated that Bezos has a net worth of approximately $195B, which was driven by the rise of Amazon’s portfolio.
The locations of the residences he’s purchased are all across the United States, but it’s still not obvious how the two have opted to split up their real estate holdings at this point in time.
Keep scrolling to get a glimpse of the luxurious lifestyle that Jeff Bezos enjoys.
The internet commerce magnate completed the own of a three-bedroom, $16M condominium located on the 20th floor of 212 Fifth Avenue in April 2020.
It is the fifth time that he has owned a full floor in the 24-story building; in June 2019, he spent a total of $80M purchasing the 21st, 22nd, 23rd, and 24th levels.
His apartment shopping frenzy in 2019 included the own of a three-story penthouse with five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms, as well as the two-unit level beneath it, which he planned to combine into a single mega-condo spanning 17,000 square feet, according to Realtor.com.
His apartment shopping spree also included the acquisition of a two-unit floor beneath the penthouse.