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A call to London. Former Google chief Eric Schmidt has spent over $ 55 million on a London mansion in the Holland Park package area, The Financial Times reported. It marks the latest in a series of high prices in the capital of US billionaires.
Schmidt, who led Google from 2001 to 2011, actually closed on the double front, stepped in the residence last May, just before selling his home in the Silicon Valley for $ 22.5 million after just two months on the market. A spokesman for the former CEO confirmed the deal in London, telling FT: “Eric invests in high -end real estate properties around the world.” Schmidt plans to hire home.
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The building included in the list of grade II includes MEWS in the rear and was last traded for about $ 48 million in 2022. The last transaction follows the residence with 40 bedroom-home-insiders in the Regent Park in January, which was previously owned by the Saudi Royal Family and was sold for 184 million dollars in one of the dollars. The buyer was a secret American technology billionaire.
Not so secretly was the chairman of Oracle (Nyse: Orcl) Larry Ellison worth 202 million dollars at a London city house earlier this year – although the building is used for office, not for housing purposes.
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According to Forbes, Schmidt costs just over $ 22 billion. Ever since he left the advice of the Mother of Google, Alphabet (Nasdaq: Goog, Googl)), in 2019 and his role as a technical advisor in 2020, he has dedicated his time and money to technological investment and philanthropy. He has invested in Uber (Nyse: Uber), SOFI (Nasdaq: SOFI) and Zymergen through innovation endeavors, a company that he co -founded.
Another American, fashion billionaire, Tom Ford, also recently bought in London to pay $ 104 million for Chelsea estate near Hyde Park and River Thames.