Inside Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's $100 million-plus property empire spread across US

When you have money, you develop hobbies and preferences that are different from the layman. While a millionaire could have a thing for collecting watches, a billionaire could be into buying up yachts. When it comes to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, he has a propensity for large compounds. The billionaire tech giant with a net worth of more than $200 billion doesn't just buy a house, he buys the whole block. From a sprawling compound in Hawaii to a San Francisco pied-à-terre, he has a property portfolio that would make others in his league shy of their own choices, according to a report by Robb Report.Palo Alto propertiesAll in, he shelled out over $43 million to stitch together his private slice of Palo Alto, now spread over 1.83 acres—a walled garden of tech, tranquillity, and very expensive real estate.Mark Zuckerberg is the one you should look up to for a masterclass in billionaire nesting. The Facebook founder's primary residence in Palo Alto is less of a single home and more of a meticulously curated mini compound, the result of a series of strategic purchases aimed at preserving privacy and control over the immediate surroundings.In March 2011, he bought a 5,617-square-foot home ...