The world's 2,325 billionaires live all over the place, but they cluster together in a few moneyed metropolises. A full 34% of the world's billionaires base themselves in the below cities, according to a report from the research firm Wealth-X. "Certain clusters help explain the large billionaire populations in many cities," the report says.
Did you just sell your social network to Yahoo for $1.1 billion? Or maybe you are the anonymous 26 year old single mom who is rumored to have recently won $228 million in the single largest Powerball jackpot of all time.
© Glentree International In today's tough economic climate, Warren Buffett is setting a good example. The world's second richest man lives in the same five-bedroom, gray stucco house he bought in 1958 for $31,500. That's right. Legendary investor Buffett, 78, still calls his humble digs in Omaha, Neb.'s Happy Hollow suburb home, despite a $37 billion fortune.
Is this the longest house in America? While scanning for homes to feature on our blog we ran across this house in Westlake, Texas. After investigating we found the home on Zillow.com. Their description is as follows: A stunning, rambling Charles Dilbeck designed estate originally built in 1938 for Ted Dealey, publisher of the Dallas...
From 50-car garages to man-made lakes, these opulent estates belong to the world's richest.
Billionaires homes online. View pictures of billionaires homes, aerial views of the super mega-rich. Billionaires own a ton of real estate and mega mansions, here on BillionairesHomes.com you can view photos of billionaires houses and billionaires real estate.
Just when we thought America's "Versailles" would remain a sad, abandoned skeleton of a mansion forever, billionaire David Siegel has announced that he will resume construction on his unfinished "passion project" after all, Curbed reported. Construction of the mansion, which was slated to be America's biggest private home, had previously stalled when the global financial crisis hit.
Berkshire Hathaway's Omaha world headquarters occupy just one floor of its office building, and Buffett's personal office doesn't have a computer, a calculator or even a stock ticker. Buffett's personal residential real estate policy is just as frugal. Here's a look at his longtime home as well as a former vacation home.
Being a millionaire and having access to just some of the world's finest luxury real estate can be very rewarding. However, being a billionaire and having access to just about any luxury real estate is even more gratifying. This month we bring to you 3 of our favorite properties currently for sale across the U.S.
Facebook billionaire Mark Zuckerberg, 26, may have recently shelled out $7 million for a Palo Alto home, but when it comes to billionaire real estate, that purchase is downright thrifty. Many of the world's richest people spare no expense when it comes to home sweet home, throwing down tens and hundreds of millions of dollars on mega mansions designed to suit every possible fancy.