PhOtOs-US Billionaire/Millionaires>Whilst Many Americans Struggle
 

US Billionaire/Millionaires Lane: Fashion Designers, Real Estate Tycoons and Wall Street Financiers...
-Meet Those Who Live on the East Coast's Most Exclusive 5-Mile Stretch with a Private Beach and Helipad

• South Hampton's Meadow Lane is said to be one of the nation's most expensive addresses
• The five-mile road boasts a stretch of private beach and a helipad whisking residents to Manhattan in 20 minutes
• The area's high-profile residents include Wall Street financiers, hoteliers, fashion designers, and more
• The median price for a home on the waterfront stretch was just under $18 million on 2012

Daily Mail UK, 23 May 2015


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As the nation's high rollers live it up in lavish, million dollar homes across the country, a five-mile stretch of The Hamptons is proving to be one of the nation's most expensive addresses, home to the one percent of the one percent.


South Hampton's Meadow Lane boasts a long stretch of private beach and a private helipad that can whisk residents to Manhattan in 20 minutes

Dubbed 'Billionaire Lane' by Forbes, the only thing more impressive than the area's luxuries is its residents. The five-mile strip is home to the nation's elite from fashion designers and CEOs to real estate tycoons and hoteliers.


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Lane: South Hampton's Meadow Lane, dubbed 'Billionaire Lane,' is said to be one of the nation's most expensive addresses, many of the nation's elite call the five-mile stretch home


In 2012, the median sale price of a home was just under $18 million.
While the strip of land's high-profile residents include celebrities, the waterfront stretch is mainly home to Wall Street financiers.

David Koch, executive vice president of Koch Industries -- and New York's richest resident with a net worth of just over $42 billion -- has a seven-bedroom mansion on 'Billionaire Lane' valued at $23.2 million.


Some of the residents even buy the already-lavish homes and step the luxury up a notch.


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Mansion: Fashion designer Calvin Klein (photographed) built a waterfront glass-and-concrete mansion in the extravagant Meadow Lane which boasts billionaire CEOs and famous homes


Fashion designer Calvin Klein tore down a massive property in the area and built a glass-and-concrete mansion for $75 million, Business Insider reports.
In 2014, Jimmy Tisch, CEO of Leows Corp. bought the 11-bedroom mansion where Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson filmed scenes of 'Something's Gotta Give' for $41 million, according to Business Insider.


Anyone looking to live in one of the Hampton's most exclusive towns is in luck. A property with a tennis court and heated pool is on the market for just over $24 million -- crack open your piggy bank!


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Tore it Down: The designer tore down a castle-like mansion (photographed) on Meadow Lane to build his massive dream home (here, crews are seen working to demolish the multi-million-dollar structure


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Millions: Klein reportedly spent $75 million to construct the massive property (photographed), including the land; he tore down the castle-like home, which had stood in the area since 1929


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Movie Scenes: In 2014, Jimmy Tisch, CEO of Leows Corp. bought mansion where Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson filmed scenes of 'Something's Gotta Give (photographed)' for $41 million


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Massive Mansion: Tisch's mansion is 8,000 square feet and has 11 bedrooms; in 2013, Tisch was named one of the most powerful people in the Hamptons


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Billionaire: David Koch (photographed) , executive vice president of Koch Industries, has a seven-bedroom mansion on 'Billionaire Lane' valued at $23.2 million


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Tycoon: Aby Rosen (photographed), real estate tycoon, owns a property on 'Billionaire Lane' valued at $21.5 million; recently Rosen's plans to redesign the Four Seasons restaurant were rejected


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Four-Lot Compund: Leon Black, Apollo Global Management founder, owns a four-lot compound valued at nearly $43 million, Forbes lists Black's net worth at just over $5 billion


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CEO: Daniel Och (photographed), CEO of Och-Ziff Capital Management Group, has a 7,000-square-foot mansion valued at just over $20 million


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Veteran: Long-time 'Billionaire Lane' resident hotelier Ian Schrager purchased a 10-bedroom property in the 80s valued at just over $19 million
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Re: PhOtOs-US Billionaire/Millionaires>Whilst Many Americans Struggle
 

The Stupid Rich.....It is easier for a rich man to enter through the eye of a needle than it is to enter the Kingdom of God.

Re: PhOtOs-US Billionaire/Millionaires>Whilst Many Americans Struggle
 

WOW, yet again an interesting reply from you Tarfoot..Thank You!

Hope that came from your personal thoughts and no quote....



However, your quote of " The Stupid Rich ",,, let them continue to think they are not stupid...

=They can't take their money to the grave eh Tarfoot ?

AND much more than 'an eye of a needle' .. will be waiting for where they end up.. :clapper:


Just my personal thoughts, but I feel the same way as you .... so many suffering in the world today, & the rich couldn't care less...

Thanks for your reply..

Re: PhOtOs-US Billionaire/Millionaires>Whilst Many Americans Struggle
 

Well I guess I'm like a parakeet....LOL My reply is what I guess you can say is an agreeable thought but not mind originally. The " Stupid Rich" comes from a Geico Insurance TV commercial and of course as you know the "It's easier for a rich man to go through an eye of a needle than to enter the Kingdom of God" is from our Lord and Savior. Words that are in my heart with many more come freely at times and when typing them I forget the quotation marks, my bad.

Re: PhOtOs-US Billionaire/Millionaires>Whilst Many Americans Struggle
 

I was just joking with you Tarfoot.....:laff:

& as for that Geico Insurance TV commercial, it should be amended to say;

" Stupid & Selfish Rich".....:rolleyes:

Yes and the rich, cruel, evil and selfish people not only can't enter 'Kingdom of God', they cannot take their money with them to the grave.....

Thanks for all your replies on threads, they are appreciated.... :)

NB; Going through a terrific storm here at the mo. The thunder and lightning are so loud and fierce my doggies and I are shaking with the afteraffects, so Im struggling to post this...

Hope it goes through as my power and 1 Net server supply went down.

I'm now on invertor/batteries power, and had to change over to my back-up server which is low but still connected....so far.

I hope you & your family are safe - with all the terrible weather that is happening in the US.

God Bless you and them