Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, has amassed over 10 properties in his real estate portfolio. These include hundreds of acres of land in Hawaii and large homes in California’s Silicon Valley and Lake Tahoe. With an estimated $180 billion fortune, Zuckerberg’s assets include a sprawling California compound and acres of land on Hawaiian islands.
Zuckerberg’s real estate dealings are often kept private, with the use of limited-liability companies and addresses linked to investment management firm Iconiq Capital. Despite the assessed value of his Hawaii real estate being over $41 million, Zuckerberg has paid much more to acquire and develop the land. For example, the creation of his Koolau Ranch compound alone is estimated to have cost him around $270 million.
One of Zuckerberg’s Hawaiian holdings is the Koolau Ranch, which is being prepared for worst-case scenarios. He also owns nearly 600 acres on Kauai’s North Shore, where he is reportedly building a huge compound with an underground bunker. The full extent of Zuckerberg’s real estate endeavors remains largely concealed, demonstrating his inclination for privacy in such matters.
