Larry Ellison Lanai

Ellison spent $3.9 million in 1988 on a William Wurster house in San Francisco's chic Pacific Heights district, a favorite area where other techs such as Mark Pincus, Jony Ive and Trevor Traina now live. A number of agencies said Ellison wanted to buy the house next door for $40 million, but the sales never made.

Oracle founding and former Oracle Chief Executive Officer Larry Ellison has an expansive property list. Its inventory includes several houses in Malibu and Lake Tahoe as well as villas in San Francisco and Silicon Valley. It also holds 98% of the Bay waiian islanai. Larry Ellison, Oracle founding father, is no unknown in the property markets - he was named "the nation's most eager trophies home buyer" and has taken over almost whole districts of Malibu and Lake Tahoe area.

Asked by CNBC in 2012 why he would buy more houses than he could possibly be living, Ellison referred to his passion for music. Although his acquisition of the Hawaiian Lanai in 2012 was by far his biggest total acquisition, he has made a number of blockbusters in the last two years.

It was in 1988 that Ellison was paying $3. 9 million for a William Wurster home in San Francisco's Flash Pacific High Neighbourhood, a favorite area that is now home to other technology mogul such as Mark Pincus, Jony Ive and Trevor Traina. A number of agencies said Ellison wanted to buy the house next-door for $40 million, but the sales never made.

It also has a historical summer residence in Kyoto, Japan, allegedly worth $86 million, although the actual cost he was paying is not known. Ellison has up to two tens of plots of land in Malibu, California, of which at least 10 are on Carbon Beach, which is worth billions. He is said to have spent $18 million on the home of Jerry Bruckheimer in 2013, and in April this year he is said to have spent $48 million on a five-bedroom home that once owned the deceased property development company Norman Ackenberg.

Several of these Malibu houses, such as this 2,800 square meter seaside cabin, are often for hire. A $17. 6 million for the package, which is now home to Nobu Malibu, an ultra-trendy Japanes restaurant that is becoming increasingly popular among Hollywood A-listers. Together with Robert De Niro, the movie maker Meir Teper and Nobu Matsuhisa, the Nobu-Sushi chain masters mind, he transformed the historical Casa Malibu Inn into a high-end event venue in Japan, which opened in April.

ellison acquired the real estate for $20 million in 2007, and the rooms are now starting at about $1,100 per bill. ellison acquired the malibu racquet club for $6.9 million in 2007. That second five acre house in Snug Harbor, Lake Tahoe, sells for $20. Allegedly he has two others in the area and is working on the construction of another house three quarters the area of this one, with a total floor area of 18,000 sq. metres in total, in additon to an isle, cascades and a football team.

For the Beechwood Villa in Newport, Rhode Island in 2010, he was paying $10. 5 million. It is reported that he plans to transform the historical building, which once owned the Astor dynasty, into a permanent exhibition of his large nineteenth c. arts and crafts collections. ellison purchased Porcupine Creek from Yellowstone Club founder Tim and Edra Blixseth for $42.9 million in 2011.

Situated in Rancho Mirage, California, the privately owned course comprises a 16-bedroom master hotel and several independent guesthouses. ý Foursquare via Andrew H. Ellison pulled a few brows when he reportedly spent $300 million on the purchase of 98% of the Isle of Lanai in Hawaii in 2012.

He has since acquired two carriers, renovated the island's hotel and invested in cleaner power-supply. His plan is to use the isle as an experimental environment friendly practice. The Four Seasons Resort Lanai was re-opened in February 2016 after a few month of work. Ellison was reported to have acquired 21 more apartments near the Four Seasons Resort Lanai on Manele Bay in February 2014 and spent just over $41 million.

Last October of this year, breaking information that Ellisons Lawrence investments would buy a historical Lake Tahoe sanctuary for $35. 8 million.