REPORT: Mark Zuckerberg Acquires More Land on Kaua’i’s North Shore in Hawaii
More details have emerged on Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s purchases of real estate on Kaua’i’s North Shore in Hawaii, as sources confirmed to Forbes that Zuckerberg shelled out more than $100 million for two adjacent parcels of land, encompassing more than 700 acres.
More details have emerged on Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s purchases of real estate on Kaua’i’s North Shore in Hawaii, as sources confirmed to Forbes that Zuckerberg shelled out more than $100 million for two adjacent parcels of land, encompassing more than 700 acres.
According to Forbes, the two properties are:
- Pila’a Beach, a 393-acre parcel, for which an entity known as Pila’a 400 LLC paid $49.8 million for an 89.2 percent stake, representing some 350 acres.
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