Jeff Bezos Buys Property in Billionaire Bunker: Jeff Bezos, head of Amazon, is trying to gain a foothold in the real estate sector. For this, he bought a luxurious mansion on the coast of Florida, USA. According to a report published in Bloomberg, the third richest person in the world has built the artificial island Indian Creek in the Miami area of Florida. Now Jeff Bezos is going to buy a mansion worth $68 million.
The Property Is Spread Over 2.8 Acres.
According to Bloomberg’s report, this 3-bedroom property spread over 2.8 acres was built in 1965. Earlier, its owner was MTM Star International, a company linked to Panama. According to public records, this property was bought by Jeff Bezos only in June 2023, but till now, the buyer’s information was not made public. Earlier in 1982, this mansion was sold for $1.4 million. On this matter, Bloomberg has tried to know his side from Bezos, but he has not received any response.
The Place Is Famous As A ‘Billionaire Bunker’
Significantly, Jeff Bezos has been trying to buy property in this Indian Cream area of Miami for a long time. This place has been a huge craze among billionaires. It is home to many billionaires like Carl Icahn, Tom Brady, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump.
For this reason, it is also called ‘Billionaire Bunker’. On the other hand, if we talk about Bezos, he has bought expensive properties in many different places in the last few years. 2020 he purchased the Beverly Hills mansion in Los Angeles for $165 million. It was one of the costliest properties of that time.
Apart from this, he has also bought more than 300,000 acres of property in Manhattan and Seattle. According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Jeff Bezos is the third richest person in the world, with a total net worth of $163 billion.
What Is Special About This Property?
Indian Creek, an artificial island built in the Miami area of Florida, is very special. This is an entirely artificial island in which only 40 of the world’s richest people live. This place has its own country club and police department. This area often remains in headlines due to the frequent exodus of the rich.
