Where is Mark Zuckerberg?

Humble beginnings . In the early 1980s, Mark Zuckerberg’s parents bought a 1,200-square-foot house in Dobbs Ferry, a small village in Westchester County, New York, about 30 minutes from Manhattan. Edward Zuckerberg, Mark’s father, opened a dental practice in the home. Living and running a business at home inspired Mark to pursue his passion for technology. As a teenager, Mark developed “Zucknet,” a system that helped his father communicate between clinics. Real estate records show that the house was sold in 2019. It is currently occupied by another dentist. Photo: New York Times .

College dormitory . When he was a student at Harvard University, Zuckerberg lived in room H33 in Kirkland House dormitory. This is where Facebook was born, also known as the “Zuckerberg apartment” and mentioned in the movie The Social Network (2010). In 2017, Zuckerberg returned to his old residence. The room has not changed much, except for the addition of a poster for the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off . When he was young, Zuckerberg dropped out of Harvard to focus on building Facebook. Photo: Facebook .

Smart home . In 2016, Zuckerberg shared a video of the interior of his Palo Alto home. The Facebook CEO called it a “smart home” because it integrates an AI assistant named Jarvis, voiced by actor Morgan Freeman. In addition to reminding him of his daily meetings, the assistant also teaches Zuckerberg’s children Mandarin, controls laundry and toaster appliances. The house was purchased in 2011 for $7 million . He also bought four houses from his neighbors for a total of about $43 million . Photo: Meta .

Lake Tahoe . Between 2018 and 2019, Zuckerberg spent $59 million on two 10-acre plots of land on the west shore of Lake Tahoe. This is also an area that attracts many other tech billionaires, including Larry Ellison. In 2024, there were rumors that Zuckerberg demolished a plot of land to build a new complex of 7 buildings. Photo: Tahoe Luxury Properties .

During the pandemic, the Facebook CEO discovered a preference for working from home. “I find that working remotely gives me the space to think long-term and spend more time with my family, which makes me happier and more productive,” he said in a note to employees. Photo: Google Earth .

Bunker in Hawaii . Since 2014, Zuckerberg has purchased about 566 hectares of land on the island of Kauai in the Hawaiian archipelago. Construction activities have caused conflicts with local residents. When the investigation was published in 2023, many sources said that this was the place to build a bunker for the apocalypse. Responding to Bloomberg , CEO Meta admitted that the bunker existed, but it was only a "storage floor" and "storm shelter". Zuckerberg also used the land for livestock, with the goal of "creating the best quality beef in the world". Photo: New York Times .

Villa near the White House . Zuckerberg's latest home is worth $23 million , about a 10-minute drive from the White House. Located in Woodland Normanstone, a wealthy neighborhood in northwest Washington, the house consists of three villas connected by a glass walkway. Designed by architect Robert Gurney, the house has a modern look but still retains some traditional features such as red brick and pointed roofs. The place is also secured with a 12-foot-high iron fence and a large gate surrounding the parking lot. Photo: New York Times .

According to Politico , this is the third most expensive home sale in Washington history. Shortly after the deal was completed in early March, the image of the house was blurred on Google Maps. Photo: New York Times .

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