The homes of the world's richest CEOs. Let's begin with the world's richest CEO. In fact, just the world's richest period. Jeff Bezos has been the CEO of Amazon since 1996 and is worth around 160 billion dollars. He's the first person to ever surprised the 12 digit mark in terms of net worth.

And with that statistic comes a lot of real estate. According to the Land Report magazine, Bezos is the 25th largest land owner in the United States. While the headquarters of his multi-billion dollar soon to be trillion dollar company resides in Seattle, Bezos owns five homes across the land of opportunity.

He has so emphatically taken advantage of. Bezos owns the largest house in Washington, D.C. This massive 27000 square foot mansion was once a textile museum and is now going through a 12 million dollar renovation. That is essentially combining two separate mansions.

The home is one of the many gorgeous residences in the famed Kalorama neighborhood. The difference being this home was built with 23 million dollars in cash. Once the renovation is complete, Bezos will be neighbors with the Obamas and the Kushner's.

For now, Bezos, along with his wife and four children, live in Seattle. But he also has a home in Medina, Washington, and also underwent a hefty renovation to the tune of 28 million dollars, a Beverly Hills home worth 25 million.

Three linked apartments in century towers above Central Park in New York City worth around eight million. And to top it all off, he owns about as much land in Texas as anyone. The second richest person on the planet is no longer a CEO, but his time as founder and CEO at Microsoft has made him one of the

most recognizable individuals in the world. His house is no different. Like many of the homes highlighted in this video, Gates colossal home resides in Medina, Washington. BIS mansions, cutting edge technologies make it a worthy property of its tech mogul owner.

The Lakeside Mansion is all of 66000 square feet. It took Gates seven years and 63 million dollars to construct the masterpiece. In 1988, Bill purchased the lot for two million. But since the House's construction, it's estimated worth is now around 130 million dollars.

Inside the high tech home, on top of the line sensor system technologies to provide guests with room climate lighting and complete control of all the houses, features and appliances. The home has just eight bedrooms, but can serve as a gathering place for the masses.

The mansion has 25 bathrooms, six kitchens and a dining room that can accommodate up to 200 people. The 60 foot swimming pool is heated and is equipped with an underwater music feature in case that doesn't satisfy the guests recreational desires.

There's also a massive trampoline room. This amazing home is just one of three of Bill's most notable properties. He also owns a massive ranch in Southern California that he bought from fitness icon Jenny Craig. This home sits on 228 acres and was bought for about 18 million dollars, an easy purchase when you are worth over 90 billion

dollars. This lot includes a racetrack guest, house office, veterinarian suite orchid and five barns.

The homes of the world's richest CEOs. Let's begin with the world's richest CEO. In fact, just the world's richest period. Jeff Bezos has been the CEO of Amazon since 1996 and is worth around 160 billion dollars. He's the first person to ever surprised the 12 digit mark in terms of net worth.

And with that statistic comes a lot of real estate. According to the Land Report magazine, Bezos is the 25th largest land owner in the United States. While the headquarters of his multi-billion dollar soon to be trillion dollar company resides in Seattle, Bezos owns five homes across the land of opportunity.

He has so emphatically taken advantage of. Bezos owns the largest house in Washington, D.C. This massive 27000 square foot mansion was once a textile museum and is now going through a 12 million dollar renovation. That is essentially combining two separate mansions.

The home is one of the many gorgeous residences in the famed Kalorama neighborhood. The difference being this home was built with 23 million dollars in cash. Once the renovation is complete, Bezos will be neighbors with the Obamas and the Kushner's.

For now, Bezos, along with his wife and four children, live in Seattle. But he also has a home in Medina, Washington, and also underwent a hefty renovation to the tune of 28 million dollars, a Beverly Hills home worth 25 million.

Three linked apartments in century towers above Central Park in New York City worth around eight million. And to top it all off, he owns about as much land in Texas as anyone. The second richest person on the planet is no longer a CEO, but his time as founder and CEO at Microsoft has made him one of the

most recognizable individuals in the world. His house is no different. Like many of the homes highlighted in this video, Gates colossal home resides in Medina, Washington. BIS mansions, cutting edge technologies make it a worthy property of its tech mogul owner.

The Lakeside Mansion is all of 66000 square feet. It took Gates seven years and 63 million dollars to construct the masterpiece. In 1988, Bill purchased the lot for two million. But since the House's construction, it's estimated worth is now around 130 million dollars.

Inside the high tech home, on top of the line sensor system technologies to provide guests with room climate lighting and complete control of all the houses, features and appliances. The home has just eight bedrooms, but can serve as a gathering place for the masses.

The mansion has 25 bathrooms, six kitchens and a dining room that can accommodate up to 200 people. The 60 foot swimming pool is heated and is equipped with an underwater music feature in case that doesn't satisfy the guests recreational desires.

There's also a massive trampoline room. This amazing home is just one of three of Bill's most notable properties. He also owns a massive ranch in Southern California that he bought from fitness icon Jenny Craig. This home sits on 228 acres and was bought for about 18 million dollars, an easy purchase when you are worth over 90 billion

dollars. This lot includes a racetrack guest, house office, veterinarian, suite orchid and five barns along with the ranch. Gates owns a home in Wellington, Florida, that he purchased for eight point seven million. Usually Gates daughter, Jennifer, resides in the home, but it's just another option for the multibillionaire.

The third man on the list has made a name for himself and a whole lot of money by having a knack for getting the most out of his investments. In fact, Warren Buffett is so adapted this process that he earned the title of the Oracle of Omaha.

For Buffett, his home is no exception to this skill. In 1958, Buffett purchased his six thousand five hundred and seventy square foot Omaha home for just thirty one thousand five hundred dollars. And he still lives there today. Now the property is valued at around 800000.

And in keeping with his reputation of modesty, the home isn't even one of the more expensive homes on the block. A notable distinction considering Buffett is worth just under 90 billion dollars and is third on the list of the most rich.

But that's just how the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway rolls. Buffett is currently selling a home in Laguna Beach for 11 million. But don't worry, he didn't break the bank on that either. In 1971, he bought that house for just 150000.

Despite all of his assets, Buffett chooses to live modestly just miles from his office. That mirrors the low profile of his home. The former CEO on this list is another technology juggernaut and the fifth richest man in the world.

Mark Zuckerberg, cocreator and CEO of Facebook, and his wife Priscilla, live in a quaint seven million dollar home in Palo Alto. This five thousand six hundred and seventeen square foot property is adorned with wooden floors. A saltwater pool, banquet sized dining room glassed in some room, five bedrooms and five bathrooms.

The house was built way back in 1983. And at first glance, you might start to think Zuckerberg is taking a Warren Buffett approach to spending his millions. But don't worry. This is not the case. The home's luxury shtick is that of Marvel comics like A.I. that controls the whole property.

Zuckerberg retrofitted the home with a custom made, artificially intelligent assistant that he even named Jarvis after the likewise character first seen in the Marvel's Ironman. This cyber butler is a one of a kind technology that took the savvy tech genius years to create, along with typical billionaire fashion.

Mark has also bought 30 million dollars worth of property around his home in Palo Alto. Just in case he ever decided not to have any neighbors along with his home, he recently bought an off market property in 2013, which he paid over 10 million.

The property located in Delores Heights is spread over an area of 5000 542 square feet. He later invested another one point six million to renovate the home, to which he added an office, a media room, a half bathroom, a mud room, a laundry room, a wine room and a wet bar.

He also added a new roof along with all new landscaping. But the big ticket real estate item for the Facebook boss is the two land parcels in Kauai that he spent 100 million for. He plans to set up 700 acres of property for extravagant family getaways.

These land parcels have a 2500 square foot spread of ocean view and an operational organic farm. The plans are to construct a two bedroom residents along with a 16 bay garage complex. Another modest billionaire CEO is the late Steve Jobs.

In his time as the billionaire technological trailblazer of Apple. He also lived in Palo Alto in a 1930s Tudor style home. This beautiful home sat on half an acre and was all of five thousand seven hundred and sixty eight square feet.

It includes seven bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms. The home was very much a British country style, fitting beautifully with the rest of this quiet neighborhood and certainly didn't stand out as the lavish residence of a high tech mogul.

Moving to Oprah Winfrey, more known for being the most successful talk show host of all time than being the CEO of Harpo Productions. Oprah enjoys an incredible lavish lifestyle. In 2001, Winfrey purchased her 23000 square foot Montecito home for a smooth 50 million dollars.

The massive mansion is located about six miles from downtown Santa Barbara. In 2014, Winfrey purchased this eighty seven hundred square foot home in Telluride, Colorado, but she paid fourteen million dollars for in 2016. Oprah purchased on 23 acre horse farm estate for nearly 29 million at an auction.

Oprah also purchased 163 acres of property, which sits on the slopes of Mount Haleakala. While I don't have any records indicating how much she spent on the estate and adjacent property went up for sale in 2016 for about 32 million.

So it's safe to say a lot. This 21st century farmhouse has a wraparound porch with ocean views, a country style chef's kitchen, a Tarasov, the master bedroom and dining space. For six four years since becoming one of the first female billionaires, Oprah has been racking up an incredible collection of million dollar real estate.

Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX X and creator of PayPal, as well as many other titles, is no stranger to millions of dollars in real estate himself. Musk has a combined 72 million worth of homes around the Los Angeles area.

One of these homes was once owned by Gene Wilder, which Musk purchased for six point seventy five million dollars in 2013. He turned that estate into a private school for his six children. As you would expect from Musk, from his innovative work at Tesla and SpaceX X, all of his homes are fitted with top of the line

or even unseen technology. In 2016, Musk paid twenty four point twenty five million to buy a new mansion. In Los Angeles, exclusive Bel Air neighborhood. Musk's most recent acquisition is his fifth home in the same neighborhood, and he's currently still building it.

Combine that with the 48 million he spent on previous homes and his total real estate dams in the area is around 72 million. All the homes are close to each other, giving the tech mogul his own massive compound in an already extremely pricey zip code in the.

Foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains. Larry Ellison, not the CEO, but CTO of Oracle, is another familiar billionaire that could not be left out. His home in Woodside, California, is modeled after a 16th century Japanese emperor's palace and is promptly worth around 70 million dollars.

The 23 acre estate took nine years to design and build, and it was completed in 2004. Clearly a fan of the Japanese culture. Ellison also owns a historic garden villa in Kyoto, Japan, which was reportedly listed for 86 million dollars.

Though the price he actually paid is unknown. Along with the palace and the garden, he also teamed up with Robert De Niro. Film producer, Man to Bear and Nobu Matsue. He's the mastermind behind the Nobu sushi chain to convert the historic Castle Malibu Inn into a high end Japanese concept hotel that opened in April.

Ellison purchased the property for 20 million in 2007, and rooms now started around 1100 dollars a night. Along with his passion for Japan and the real estate he's acquired around the world. He also owns around two dozen properties in Malibu, worth millions.

At least 10 of these properties are on the famed Karbon Beach. Ellison owns much more in Cali, including a racket club he acquired for just under seven million. Another CEO that I can not ignore is that of Mukesh Ambani.

Ambani is the richest man in India and as of now, the 19th richest in the world. I have to mention him in this video because he holds the title of owning the most expensive home in existence. But I've already made an entire video on that one.

I'll put the link in the description for you. As always, I'm Mr. Luxury. If you enjoyed the video, make sure to leave a like and subscribe. Prepare to do. Do you do?