NINE skyscrapers in New York! $450 million worth Floyd Mayweather reveals stunning investments in real estate 

Undefeated pound-for-pound champion Floyd Mayweather owns nine skyscrapers.

NINE skyscrapers in New York! $450 million worth Floyd Mayweather reveals stunning investments in real estate 

Floyd Mayweather (Image credit- IMAGO)

Floyd Mayweather‘s success in the boxing ring has provided him with the financial means to make substantial real estate investments. Through these investments, Mayweather was able to diversify his portfolio and build additional sources of income.

Although he does not personally own nine of them, he holds an ownership stake in them through his smart investments. ‘One Vanderbilt’ is the most significant skyscraper in which Mayweather has been involved. This 93-story structure is the fourth tallest building in the New York metropolitan area, after the World Trade Center and Central Park Tower.

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Furthermore, Mayweather has also invested in a luxury condominium in Miami, known for its beautiful waterfront views and upscale amenities. In addition, Mayweather has also expressed an interest in real estate development. He has mentioned plans to build a resort in Belize and invest in other real estate projects.

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Subsequently, Mayweather has owned multiple luxurious properties in Las Vegas, which is his hometown. These mansions are known for their opulence, featuring amenities like custom-built wine cellars, home theaters, and extensive outdoor spaces.

Floyd Mayweather’s next return to the ring

The professional boxing career of Floyd Mayweather Jr. came to an end in 2017. In his last fight, he secured a victory over the former UFC champion, Conor McGregor, in one of the sport’s most lucrative boxing events. Although he no longer competes as a professional boxer, ‘Money’ remains a prominent figure in the sport as a promoter and even a competitor in exhibition bouts.

Floyd Mayweather
Floyd Mayweather (image credit- Marca)

Hence, Mayweather is not showing any signs of missing out on some of the more lucrative paydays that come with facing a non-boxer in an exhibition fight. Since he retired, Floyd Jr. has participated in seven different exhibition boxing events.

Rumors are going around that he might be ready to go back into the squared circle again this December. In addition, it is expected to be a part of a new series on Showtime and will feature the likes of Danny Garcia, Keith Thurman, and others.

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