Mark Zuckerberg goes to Washington and buys a mansion


​Zuckerberg's residence in the Woodland Normanstone neighbourhood of Washington. Designed by the architect Robert Gurney, the sprawling home has a contemporary look but is notably defined by its conventional elements – a red brick exterior and a peaked roof. — JENNIFER CHASE/The New York Times

This month, news broke of Washington’s third most expensive home sale in the history of the city. The buyer? Not a former president or an old-money heir, but one of the district’s new class of political power players – Mark Zuckerberg.

It’s unsurprising for one of the world’s richest men to grow his real estate portfolio with a US$23mil (RM101.37mil) cash purchase. That’s a mere fraction of his estimated US$185bil (RM815.39bil) net worth. Zuckerberg’s real estate has made headlines before, with reports of a doomsday bunker in Hawaii and a Lake Tahoe compound.

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