(Crohn) – It is said that the neighbors of Mark Zuckerberg, or at least the few that remain, are not happy. According to what was reported, the CEO of the billionaire Meta 14 years old spent the purchase of homes in the lush Palo Alto park, as it turned the magical neighborhood that was a magician to what some called a “complex”, and the other is distinguished as a “profession”.
According to the New York Times, Zuckerberg turned the area surrounding Edgewood Drive and Hamilton Avenue to “Monopoly Game”, which spent more than $ 110 million to buy at least 11 houses in the region. To acquire homes, it was reported that the former owners were offered doubled, or even three times, for what they deserve.
In the housing market in the Gulf region, many Zuckerberg homes bought empty. Others are used to accommodate guests or for entertainment. According to what was reported, another is used as a private school, in violation of the city’s law.
Zuckerberg Complex
In 2016, Zuckerberg literally sought to obtain permission from the city of Palo Alto to build a boat. According to NYT, the city rejected the demand and withdraw it. However, in the years that followed, Zuckerberg has gone forward and building, “slowly and studying,” said the Times.
“There is no neighborhood that wants to be busy,” said Michael Keichnik, the neighbor who spoke to the newspaper. “But this is exactly what they did.”
Billionaire Breaks Cave
Under the 11 homes he owns above the ground, NYT also reported that Zuckerberg has added an area of 7000 square feet. While construction permits are said to have the area as a cellar, the Times said that the neighbors refer to it as “warehouses” or “billionaire bat.”
The work, according to the Times, has led to eight years of construction, the continuous presence of huge equipment on the street, and “a lot of noise”.
Monitor “intense”
Along with the construction, the presence of Zuckerberg also came in the neighborhood with “intense levels of monitoring”, which are the Times are reporting. Technical billionaire contains cameras that have been placed outside his home with opinions of neighbors’ property. According to what was reported, he employs a team of private security guards, who “sit in cars, photograph some visitors and ask others about what they do while walking on private sidewalks.”
The neighbors in the region who spoke to the New York Times seemed to the same amount of frustration from the city of Palo Alto as they were with the founder of Facebook and his wife, Priscilla Chan.
“The billionaires everywhere are accustomed to setting their own bases – Zuckerberg and Chan are not unique, except that they are our neighbors,” Keichnik told the newspaper. “But this is a mystery why the city was very uncomfortable.”
According to Zuckerberg, Zuckerberg was made to fix fences with neighbors, and to provide gifts that include cakes, wine, chocolate, and even noise canceling headphones.