Mark Zuckerberg Buys $23 Million Mansion In DC

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has purchased a $23 million mansion in Washington, D.C., allowing him to spend more time in the capital as he engages with policy issues related to technology. The home, located in the affluent Woodland Normanstone neighborhood, features modern farmhouse elements and spans 11,000 square feet with extensive amenities. While Meta has not confirmed the details of the purchase explicitly, a spokesperson acknowledged the acquisition, stating it will facilitate Zuckerberg's involvement in policy discussions. This real estate move comes amid a surge in luxury home sales in D.C., with a notable increase in contracts for homes priced over $6 million compared to last year. The mansion's previous owners extensively renovated the property, which was built in 2017, further enhancing its market appeal. Zuckerberg's new residence will likely serve as a strategic base for his lobbying efforts, particularly concerning an ongoing federal antitrust lawsuit against Meta.