Huobi founder Li Lin spent US$128 million to buy a Hong Kong mansion, a new record of HK$1 billion.
Brothers, are you envious?
Huobi founder Li Lin acquired MONT VERRA, one of the most luxurious and coveted mansions in Hong Kong, for HK$1 billion (approximately US$128 million). The move follows Huobi’s massive acquisition last year, when businessman Justin Sun bought the exchange for more than $1 billion.
Located in the prestigious Mid-Levels area of Kowloon, this sprawling mansion has captivated the world with its lavish style and stunning architecture. The house has a living area of 1,086 m2 and also has a garden of approximately 1,393 m2 and a front yard of 89.5 m2. The residence is divided into four spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, and comes with unparalleled amenities such as a grand dining room, state-of-the-art cinema and ground floor ballroom. The first floor houses four additional suites, a gym and a family room, while the master suite has a wardrobe and private office.
Brothers, are you envious?
Huobi founder Li Lin acquired MONT VERRA, one of the most luxurious and coveted mansions in Hong Kong, for HK$1 billion (approximately US$128 million). The move follows Huobi’s massive acquisition last year, when businessman Justin Sun bought the exchange for more than $1 billion.
Located in the prestigious Mid-Levels area of Kowloon, this sprawling mansion has captivated the world with its lavish style and stunning architecture. The house has a living area of 1,086 m2 and also has a garden of approximately 1,393 m2 and a front yard of 89.5 m2. The residence is divided into four spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, and comes with unparalleled amenities such as a grand dining room, state-of-the-art cinema and ground floor ballroom. The first floor houses four additional suites, a gym and a family room, while the master suite has a wardrobe and private office.