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AI wealth-making boom: 45 newly rich people in their 20s and 30s start moving into Silicon Valley’s old-money neighborhoods
A $70 million Hillsborough mansion shows the most concrete picture of the AI wealth-making wave.
On August 6, in the northern part of the San Francisco Peninsula, a newly formed LLC bought a 12-acre estate. The main residence is 12,000 square feet, with an additional 4,600-square-foot guesthouse. There are also a tennis court, a nine-hole golf course, an 18-hole putting green, an outdoor theater, a koi pond, a 2,100-gallon aquarium, and a fountain in the style of the Bellagio—all set on a hillside surrounded by trees.
Mansion bought for $70 million by former xAI co-founder Wu Yuhui
The mansion was sold for $70 million, or about 500 million yuan. The buyer listed on the property ownership documents is Daikon no Hana Capital. But media followed the paper trail from the buyer’s broker to the estate-planning attorney and family trust, and it ultimately led to a 31-year-old Chinese man—former xAI co-founder Wu Yuhui.
On August 6, in the northern part of the San Francisco Peninsula, a newly formed LLC bought a 12-acre estate. The main residence is 12,000 square feet, with an additional 4,600-square-foot guesthouse. There are also a tennis court, a nine-hole golf course, an 18-hole putting green, an outdoor theater, a koi pond, a 2,100-gallon aquarium, and a fountain in the style of the Bellagio—all set on a hillside surrounded by trees.
Mansion bought for $70 million by former xAI co-founder Wu Yuhui
The mansion was sold for $70 million, or about 500 million yuan. The buyer listed on the property ownership documents is Daikon no Hana Capital. But media followed the paper trail from the buyer’s broker to the estate-planning attorney and family trust, and it ultimately led to a 31-year-old Chinese man—former xAI co-founder Wu Yuhui.
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