Desde Miami hasta Maui: el imperio inmobiliario de Jeff Bezos de más de 800 millones de dólares

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and one of the world’s wealthiest individuals, has amassed a sprawling real estate portfolio valued at over $800 million, stretching from the Pacific Northwest to South Florida and beyond, according to a report by Robb Report. The properties range from lakeside compounds to luxury mansions and include multiple residences in major cities such as Washington, D.C., New York, and Miami, alongside a high-end retreat in Hawaii. Bezos’s real estate journey began in 1998 with the purchase of a 5.3-acre lakefront compound in Medina, Washington, for $10 million. Over the following decade, extensive renovations costing approximately $28 million transformed the property into a substantial estate. In 2010, he acquired a neighboring 25,460-square-foot mansion known as La Haye for $45 million, expanding his footprint in the region. A third home in Medina, bought in 2019 for $37.5 million, was sold in 2025 for $63 million, the highest sale price ever recorded for a residence in Washington state. His real estate acquisitions extended westward in 2020 with the purchase of a 10-acre Beverly Hills estate for $165 million. This Georgian-style mansion covers around 14,000 square feet and features a nine-hole golf course on its grounds. Additionally, Bezos’s venture capital firm, Bezos Expeditions, invested $90 million in a parcel of undeveloped land in Los Angeles, previously owned by late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, as revealed by a source to Reuters. On the East Coast, Bezos has established a presence in both Washington, D.C., and New York City. He acquired the former Textile Museum in Kalorama, D.C., in 2016 for $23 million. After a reported $12 million renovation, the 26,900-square-foot property was integrated into a single residence. A second home, purchased for $5 million in 2020, completed the compound. In New York, Bezos’s real estate history dates back to 1999, when he began acquiring units at the Century on Central Park West. Over time, he consolidated four apartments into a space exceeding 6,100 square feet. By 2019, he had relocated downtown, purchasing a penthouse and several floors at 212 Fifth Avenue for $81 million. Additional purchases within the same building increased his total investment to $120 million across nearly 25,000 square feet. Recent years have seen Bezos focus heavily on Florida, particularly on Indian Creek Island in Miami. Since 2023, he has spent $234 million on three adjacent waterfront properties. The initial acquisition was a 2.8-acre estate featuring a 1965 modernist mansion, purchased for $68 million. In October 2023, he acquired a larger, 19,000-square-foot Mediterranean-style property for $79 million. A third home, spanning 12,000 square feet, was added in mid-2024 for $87 million. Bezos has attributed this move to his desire for closer proximity to family members. Rounding out his real estate holdings is a 14-acre compound located near Kihei, Maui, which he purchased in 2021 for $78 million, a record-breaking amount for the island. The property includes a 4,500-square-foot main house, a smaller guest house, and a private section of La Perouse Bay. Bezos’s real estate investments reflect a consistent strategy of acquiring adjacent properties to create expansive, self-contained compounds. These acquisitions span multiple regions and styles, showcasing a diverse range of architectural influences and locations. As his wealth continues to grow, so too does the scale and value of his real estate portfolio, illustrating a long-term commitment to securing prime locations across the United States.