Billionaire David Koch owned at least $143 million of real estate in NYC, the Hamptons, Aspen, and Florida.
David Kochs Palm Beach Estate - El Sarmiento (Photo - BillionaireMailingList.com) Billionaire conservative mega-donor David Koch died at age 79 on August 23, 2019, in Southampton, NY. The late Koch Industries co-owner was worth an estimated $58.7 billion when he died (per Bloomberg). Most of Koch's wealth stemmed from his 42% stake in Koch Industries, the industrial conglomerate with an annual revenue of about $110 billion, according to Forbes. Known for his hefty donations to conservative political causes, Koch had a massive real-estate portfolio in New York City, the Hamptons, Aspen, Colorado, and Palm Beach, Florida. According to calculations by Business Insider, Koch's real-estate holdings are worth at least $143 million (based on sale prices and Zillow estimates). Business Insider took a look at David Koch's known real-estate holdings, from his $40 million Manhattan townhouse to his $18.8 million oceanfront Hamptons mansion.
David Koch's Palm Beach Mansion, El Sarmiento - This shows the complete home once all three houses were moved and joined together. Related: Palm Beach Homes - The Mansion of David and Julia Koch
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