Flashy yacht harbors, helipads, libraries, ……The Inside Look at the “Everything Out of This World” Mansions of the World’s Richest Men and Women

From charismatic executives to top athletes

2023-07-08

Tennis courts, private beaches, and theaters are the norm. The mansions of the world’s top-class millionaires are incomparably luxurious and opulent. Akika Haranishi, an international celebrity writer, explains.

Neymar (31) purchased a mansion in Rio in 2004, which is equipped with a yacht harbor, helipad, and other comfortable facilities for gathering with family and friends. Also, “Reliance Industries,” India’s largest conglomerate, which operates in petrochemicals, infrastructure, biotechnology, and other businesses. Its chairman, Mukesh Ambani (66), has built a mansion that is typical of a charismatic businessman, employing some 600 servants in the mansion and including a temple and a library.”

Naomi Osaka (25)

Location: Tarzana, Purchase price: $6.3 million (about 900 million yen)] The mansion was purchased from American singer Nick Lachey at the young age of 24 at the time. It has a game room, media room, fitness room, etc., and is equipped with a tennis court.

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Jeff Bezos (59), ranked third in the “Forbes” list of the world’s richest people for 2011, purchased two adjacent mansions in 2008 for a total of about $255 million (about ¥36 billion), setting a record for the “most expensive home transaction in California history. This broke the record for the “most expensive residential transaction in California history. While the purchase of mansions by millionaires is a frequent topic of conversation, there are also problems.

Bill Gates’ (67) mansion, which is not even old, is undergoing reconstruction, and neighbors have complained about the noise. Also, Larry Ellison (78) has purchased more than 10 mansions in the Carbon Beach area over the past 30 years, making it a very wealthy area that is not on the market” (Hara).

Just by looking at their homes, the personalities of the millionaires can really be seen – and the people who live in them are very different from the people who live in them.