Mark Zuckerberg Drops $170 Million on Florida Estate

by | Mar 5, 2026 | 4 comments

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Mark Zuckerberg opened his checkbook and transacted one of Florida’s most expensive home sales with a $170 million purchase of a waterfront estate on Miami’s swanky “Billionaire Bunker” island.

The Orlando Weekly reports the Meta CEO’s new Sunshine State residence spans nearly 30,000 square feet and includes nine bedrooms, 11.5 bathrooms, a private dock, waterfront pool, gym, home theater, aquarium, a library with a secret passageway (although it is not much of a secret if that’s part of the listing), and a hair salon – yes, a hair salon (it would seem that Zuckerberg needs professional help to keep his curls bouncing).

Even better, the tech titan got the estate at a discount. The property, which is still under construction, was launched in 2025 and was originally listed at $200 million.

Photo: Rendering by Ferris Rafauli Design

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4 Comments

  1. He should move his business there too. No need for any tech company to be in this state.

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  2. The rich get richer. Excellent buy!!

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  3. Welcome to Sunny South Florida!! That’s an Excellent Buy!! Wish I was his Real Estate Broker!

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  4. A bargain purchase👍

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