How Tech's Richest People Spend Their Vacations Millionaires and billionaires vacation a little differently from the rest of us. Take a look at these ridiculous summer properties.
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Tech millionaires and billionaires vacation a little differently from the rest of us.
Many, like Larry Ellison, have an assortment of homes to choose from all over the world.
Some, like Mark Zuckerberg, vacation like regular people despite having deep pockets.
Additional reporting for this story was done by Andrea Huspeni.
Disclosure: Jeff Bezos is an investor in Business Insider through his personal investment company Bezos Expeditions.
Bill Gates recently purchased an $8.7 million vacation pad in Florida. It's 4.8 acres and has a 20-stall horse barn for his daughter, who is a horseback rider.
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Google's Eric Schmidt is hunting for a home in London. But in the meantime, he owns Ellen DeGeneres' old house, which he acquired in 2007 for $20 million.
The master suite is 1,300 square feet and takes up an entire floor. It's a 4-acre estate with beautiful gardens.
Paul Allen of Microsoft owns a lot of property. One of his vacation homes is a mansion in Malibu that cost $25 million.
It has five bedrooms, a pool, a screening room, a gym ...
...and an absurdly large bathroom. It's bigger than most NYC apartments.
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Jeff Bezos has a ~ $25 million house in Beverly Hills. There, he's neighbors with Tom Cruise.
The mansion has a greenhouse, tennis court, and a huge outdoor area. The property is more than 2 acres and 11,000 square feet.
Larry Ellison has a slew of places to choose from. Like Porcupine Creek, which he purchased for $43 million.
The main home is 18,430 square feet. The four guest homes are each 1,860 square feet.
But forget homes. Larry Ellison owns an entire island. He purchased Hawaiian island Lana'i for $600 million
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