Floyd Mayweather’s extravagant lifestyle is gaining attention in the East. Recent reports from Israeli outlets indicate that the former champion boxer visited Israel, invited by businessman Yona Rechnitz. During his stay, Floyd published a video showcasing the luxurious ‘Mayweather Suite’ at a high-end hotel.
Upon returning home in his private jet, he shared a video highlighting the lavish experiences he indulged in while in Israel.
A Glimpse into the ‘Mayweather Suite’ in Tel Aviv
In a recent video, Mayweather offered viewers an inside look at the extravagant ‘Mayweather Suite’ situated at the David Kempinski Hotel in Tel Aviv. He described the suite’s lavish amenities in a post that read, “A close-up look at the Mayweather Suite – Kempinski Hotel Tel Aviv.”
He kicked off the tour by showcasing a grand piano and even played a few melodies for his audience. He also flaunted his impressive collection of luxury watches, explaining how they mirror his desire for exclusivity.
As he continued, he displayed designer handbags, including Crocodile and Gucci pieces, before leading viewers to his closet filled with diamond-studded caps, further emphasizing his luxury lifestyle.
Inside Mayweather Jr.’s Real Estate Ventures
The mansion, originally constructed in 1930, features three levels and covers 23,462 square feet on a 0.4-acre lot. It was once owned by renowned fashion designer Giovanni Versace and was transformed into a boutique hotel after his untimely passing in 1997. This property now includes a restaurant, event spaces, a spa, a lounge, and a pool.
However, Mayweather Jr.’s real estate accomplishments extend far beyond this property. He recently sold a home on Palm Island in Miami for $22 million and has listed another mansion in Las Vegas for $12.5 million.
Moreover, he is a key player in a $10 billion initiative with 601W Companies to acquire 18 office buildings across New York, Chicago, and Jersey City. He also finalized a $402 million deal for a multifamily apartment portfolio in New York just last month.
Additionally, reports indicate that he has made over $100 million in investments with SL Green, a significant figure in the commercial real estate sector.
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