10 Billionaires Who Are Neighbors With Donald Trump

Living near Donald Trump comes with serious real estate, tight security, and egos the size of Palm Beach itself. At his Mar-a-Lago club, you’ll find more than sun and cocktails. His neighbors? They’re loaded, powerful, and very aware that every square foot comes with bragging rights.

Larry Ellison

Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison snagged the "Gemini" estate in Manalapan (just south of Palm Beach) for $173 million in 2022. It’s just minutes from Mar-a-Lago and is one of the most expensive homes ever sold in Florida. Ellison backed Trump in 2020 by hosting a fundraiser at his California estate.

Nelson Peltz

Activist investor Nelson Peltz lives in a $95 million oceanfront mansion in Palm Beach. In 2020, he hosted a fundraiser for Trump to demonstrate their geographical proximity and political alignment. Peltz also owns one of Florida's largest private art collections, including works by Cézanne and Monet.

Stephen Schwarzman

While he hasn't always publicly backed the POTUS, Stephen Schwarzman did serve as an advisor during Trump’s presidency. The Blackstone CEO has a home worth around $20 million nearby. Schwarzman's mansion sits near South Ocean Boulevard, where nearly every home has a helipad or a fleet of Rolls-Royces.

Steve Wynn

Casino tycoon Steve Wynn, whose net worth is around $3.2 billion, owns a Palm Beach home just a short stroll from Trump’s. Wynn was once tapped to be Trump’s RNC finance chair, although he later stepped down. In 2023, he sold one of his Beverly Hills mansions for $75 million while holding onto his Florida estate.

James Packer

Packer is an Australian billionaire leasing a multimillion-dollar home believed to be owned by Trump himself. It’s next to the American president’s Mar-a-Lago estate. The property has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, a pool, and a two-story guesthouse. In 2025, Packer sold his Beverly Hills mansion for $93 million.

Bill Koch

Bill Koch, brother of Charles and David, isn’t far from Trump’s estate either. His home, valued at over $50 million, holds one of the biggest private wine collections in Florida. He’s also hosted GOP fundraisers and supported Trump financially.

Jeff Greene

Real estate mogul Jeff Greene owns a gigantic estate a few miles from Mar-a-Lago. He's not exactly Trump's biggest fan—he ran as a Democrat for Florida Senate—but the two have crossed paths at events. Greene's net worth is estimated at $8.3 billion as of May 2025, ranking him 370th globally according to Grizzly Bulls' Billionaires Index.

Rodger Krouse

Rodger Krouse, co-CEO of Sun Capital Partners, owns a home that’s 26 miles from Mar-a-Lago. Though not as well-known as others on this list, he’s worth hundreds of millions and moves in similar financial circles. His property is near South Ocean, where the lawns are manicured and privacy is ensured.

Robert Kraft

Up the coast from Trump’s compound lies Robert Kraft’s home. Valued at over $20 million, his estate is prime real estate. The New England Patriots owner and the U.S. President have had a decades-long friendship, with plenty of shared golf games and NFL banter.

Ron Perelman

Ron Perelman’s estate isn’t directly next door but in the Palm Beach area. Worth around $2 billion, he once supported Trump and attended Mar-a-Lago events. His financial empire spans from Revlon to real estate, and though he sold some assets through the years, his zip code still screams elite.

Richard LeFrak

Developer Richard LeFrak, who helped shape parts of Manhattan, also owns property in Palm Beach. He’s been a close friend of Trump since the 1960s and was even on Trump’s infrastructure advisory council. As of May 2025, LeFrak's net worth is estimated at $2.6 billion, ranking him 1,456th globally, according to Forbes.

Howard Lorber

Douglas Elliman chairman Howard Lorber backed Trump during the 2016 campaign and helped raise funds from the real estate elite. Knowing this, it’s not surprising that he lives close to Mar-a-Lago. With a house near the beach and a billionaire’s Rolodex, Lorber fits right into this Palm Beach circle.

Ken Griffin

Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin owns multiple Palm Beach properties, including one he spent $130 million on. In 2012, he purchased four adjacent oceanfront parcels on Blossom Way for approximately $130 million. Griffin has a complicated political history with Trump and has funded other Republican candidates.

Paul Tudor Jones Is Within Golfing Distance

Another hedge fund billionaire on this list, Paul Tudor Jones, has a home near Trump’s club. Jones made his fortune through macro trading strategies, notably predicting the 1987 Black Monday crash. His firm reportedly earned a 125.9% return after fees and generated an estimated $100 million in profits.

Robert F. Smith

Robert F. Smith, the richest Black man in America with a net worth of over $10 billion, purchased two North Palm Beach properties from energy drink mogul Russ Weiner for $48.19 million. While he keeps a low profile, he’s been spotted at charity galas and private gatherings near Mar-a-Lago.