Who lives in the $10 million and up properties?
Posted by Backyardt0rnados@reddit | Dallas | View on Reddit | 191 comments
This is very outside of my demographic.
Generational wealth, industry, celebrities?
ApprehensiveAnswer5@reddit
I worked for the guy that owned the Strait Ln house with the water park style backyard.
He was a dentist, owned a chain of dental clinics.
Also was accused of massive Medicaid fraud. I can’t recall if he was convicted or not, but it did go to trial and everything. (I didn’t work there anymore by that time)
His wife was a SAHM, and also sat on a lot of boards and did a lot of really solid volunteer work.
Besides owning that house, they weren’t otherwise ostentatious on the day to day.
Wife would go ALL OUT on things like parties and charity events, but was otherwise just your average style PTA mom, lol.
Ichgebibble@reddit
My old boss lives on Strait lane, the one with statues of his five daughters. That family is truly wealthy.
IOE217@reddit
Malouf? He did go to jail. Most of the people in these neighborhoods are crooks one way or another.
SadAdministration438@reddit
That’s a pretty big generalization to make.
Cowboysfan95@reddit
He still lives there. Did some work on that street and there was private and police security there.
Individual-History87@reddit
Malouf sold it in 2019, and then the buyer put it on the market 3 years ago. Don’t know if it sold or not.
ApprehensiveAnswer5@reddit
I was curious so I looked it up. Looks like it did sell- to L&B Reig Trust. Whoever that is.
spacegecko@reddit
Malouf’s oldest son was a really nice teenager when I knew him. You’d never have known he was living in a house like that.
ApprehensiveAnswer5@reddit
That was my impression as well, though they were much younger when I knew them.
They seemed like just regular kids, not spoiled or entitled.
Hopefully they’re well these days
Lonely_Refuse4988@reddit
Reminds me of that famous quote by novelist Balzac - behind every great fortune, is a great crime ! 🤣😂🤷♂️
ApprehensiveAnswer5@reddit
Facts 🤣
But also, when I say his wife was generous, she really was. I guess it’s easy to be that way when it’s not your own money lol
But for real. If you needed groceries, she filled your cart. She’d buy out Target on kids coats and donate them all. She’d do the same for shoes, uniforms, school supplies, whatever it was. If you asked her, consider the need filled.
Return-of-Trademark@reddit
Tell her to DM me bro
Celcius_87@reddit
Professional athletes, Jerry Jones, Mark Cuban, CEOs, etc...
Matchboxx@reddit
This is the most comprehensive answer.
Because Texas makes its real estate assessments public, it’s trivial to find where most athletes call home in Dallas. Some of them use shell corporations or trusts, but many of them just do it in their name and forget about it because it’s gated anyway.
C-levels for sure. Lots of businesses relocating here and C’s make serious money. Also other business owners/law firm partners etc - people who may not be famous but whatever they do for work brings them in serious cash.
foxyloxyx@reddit
Me being nosy heads straight to the tax assessor website whenever I see a house I think looks cool haha 🤣
Many are also heirs, ie the “xx family trust” owners
Snarky_Survivor@reddit
😂😂😂
Backyardt0rnados@reddit (OP)
It seems like we are in an era of tearing down potentially historic homes to build cubes right now. I personally don't love it.
Soggy-Bedroom-3673@reddit
Yeah there is way more old money in Dallas from oil and property ownership than one might think. We may not have, like, the Bass family, but there are random families whose name isn't household knowledge who have incredible amounts of generational wealth.
ExtensionCap2@reddit
grew up in HP and it's a lot of lawyers/business owners/specialized contractors that also come from money. Ya you might see a Troy Aikman type once in awhile but it's rarer than you'd think
darkblueshapes@reddit
Park Cities is tends to be wealthy business owners/doctors/lawyers/people who invested wisely and legacy families. Preston Hollow is usually where athletes and the big time CEOs etc are. They can hide in their big gated compounds lol.
SpecialistGrouchy341@reddit
I think you’re seeing more of the hiding it now, even with the gated areas, because pro athletes have been targeted more frequently in recent years.
Icy_Huckleberry_8049@reddit
C-suite executives, even at small companies, they can make 6 figure salaries
Backyardt0rnados@reddit (OP)
I make six figures. I am astronomically far away from a ten million dollar property purchase. The property taxes would be a burden to me. Let alone the mortgage payment.
thefinalgoat@reddit
I think Bush is in the rich part of DFW…?
gforguapo@reddit
No one on reddit
radioref@reddit
Not true 😂😉
lurkerlurking123@reddit
what does your family do for u to have that kind of money and how old r r u
DTXtoptix@reddit
Not the person you responded to but from HP. My family is mostly in commercial real estate, finance, law, and medicine. Also own land with oil and lease it to companies. I work in tech. Lots of the big money in HP is real estate, finance, or oil.
lurkerlurking123@reddit
I'm a physician and HP is out of range. I'm also a non white non Christian liberal so not sure how well my children will fit in to the school. But its interesting that being a physician is considered the pinnacle of society and professional achievement yet large hoards of the city I grew up in are still out of reach for me. Not a complaint just an observation.
Delicious_Hand527@reddit
You must be young - I'm not a physician, but had a job for a while and HP is not out of range, though I'm not interested in moving there. Most HP owners aren't 25 year old millionaires, they are 40+ and on their 2nd or 3rd home.
lurkerlurking123@reddit
As a physician making 30k a momth Average HP house is 2.8 million which is about 18.5k in just P&I. With taxes and such its about 28k. Im sure 10 years or 20 years ago was different which is when a lot of people got their homes, if not earlier.
radioref@reddit
My next door neighbors, on Beverly, is a young Hispanic family and the husband is a physician. They fit in just fine.
SadAdministration438@reddit
Dang, that’s unfortunate. You could go for UP or any of the top Dallas neighborhoods still.
SadAdministration438@reddit
Makes sense. I got downvoted for saying that the $10M+ houses are more new business money so maybe it’s still heavily old money at play.
worstpartyever@reddit
That all sound very HP
SaltyCurrent4975@reddit
HP is the house ✨️
soonerfreak@reddit
I mean a quick browse of hobby subs like r/cars and r/watches show they are in fact on here.
BranSolo7460@reddit
Pretending to be someone else on the internet is as old as time itself. Real money doesn't scroll Reddit. $40k 'Millionaires' with maxed out credit cards and something to prove, that's a different story.
radioref@reddit
I’m the owner / operator of RadioReference and Broadcastify, and I am very active on Reddit, and I’m definitely not pretending to be anyone.
No_Turnip1766@reddit
Wealthy people are still people who exist in an electronic world. You don't just pass a certain wealth marker and become a troglodyte.
BranSolo7460@reddit
Good thing I said "Reddit" and not, "electronic world."
Reading comprehension is fundamental.
No_Turnip1766@reddit
Your first sentence referenced the entire internet. Reddit could be seen as an example of a piece of said internet. Expressing one's own thoughts clearly is fundamental.
Either way, my point stands, so let me fix it for you: "You don't just pass a certain wealth marker and stop scrolling Reddit". ("Stop" indicating that one has often scrolled it before.)
BranSolo7460@reddit
Wow.
soonerfreak@reddit
40k millionaires don't have the watch and car collections I've seen. Real money is all over social media and has been for a long time.
reconfit@reddit
I work in commercial real estate and i can't tell you how many broke folks buy luxury cars and expensive watches because they believe appearances will bring them success. The mantra "fake it til you make it" is HUGE in the Dallas business arena.
soonerfreak@reddit
I've seen car and watch collections on here worth multiple millions of dollars. It's weird that some here just assume you hit a specific dollar threshold and suddenly stop using social media. The most prolific tweeter until his first ban was Donald Trump and that was from like 2008, way before he entered politics. Rich people use social media, most just aren't overt about their wealth.
BranSolo7460@reddit
Good thing I said "Reddit" and not "social media" or "Twitter."
Ffs, reading comprehension is fundamental.
soonerfreak@reddit
Reddit is social media, they are here too.
lost_in_trepidation@reddit
Most of the rich people I know have their own network of other rich people to talk about their (usually niche) hobbies
sandefurian@reddit
So you know rich people?
GoodShitBroBro@reddit
Went over his head
lost_in_trepidation@reddit
What did? There's no transitive relationship between these 2 things.
lost_in_trepidation@reddit
Yes
sandefurian@reddit
…then clearly they talk to you
lost_in_trepidation@reddit
...not on Reddit
MrPlaysWithSquirrels@reddit
Because they’re on another popular social platform that has a minimum net worth threshold…? Rich people get bored and browse too.
gforguapo@reddit
Found the rich guy
whriskeybizness@reddit
You’d be surprised
zHydro@reddit
There are a LOT of trust fund kids that can be found in Reddit
GymnasticSclerosis@reddit
Ehh
xoxollie_@reddit
Literally 💀
Delicious_Raccoon670@reddit
lol most of us are here complaining about rent going up $200 while these people probably spend that on lunch
definitely old money families and tech executives who moved here from california, maybe some sports agents too since we got good teams in the area
Arrasor@reddit
I met one of the people in the old money club during at a charity project for Vietnam. The guy was nice and down to earth so I didn't think he was THAT rich. I was telling him I felt bad he kept buying meals for the whole team everyday. Dude showed me his bank app. Let's just say the money in there is more than 5 times what I hope my 401k could reach by the time I retire, and I'm putting 25% of my paycheck into 401k. The kicker? He said that's just the money he set aside for the time he stay in Vietnam.
Dude, the people in the rich club treat $200 like you treat a penny, literally. To them that $200 is no different than 1 penny to you.
mvsr990@reddit
You'd be surprised at the money floating out there that you don't see or encounter. 1/1000 people in the US are earning north of $2 million or so in income alone - and there are lots of thousands in the Metroplex.
Around DFW I run into a lot of surprise land money - not the kind of people you'd notice as old or new money but their daddy inherited 40 acres on the outskirts of wherever and either selling it to developers or gas rights have made them redneck rich in the last 20 years.
Complete-Pudding-799@reddit
A lot of the houses in HP are held in family trusts, so they were bought a long time ago! Sometimes these homes come on the market, but not often.
boobdelight@reddit
Business owners Athletes Lawyers Physicians
We have many fortune 500 companies here. They're C-Suite and executives make bank
mattythedaddyDT@reddit
Me in 10 years 😂
Delicious_Hand527@reddit
You answered your own question. George Michael (the British singer, not the guy from Arrested Development) used to own a high rise in Uptown. Paul Simon also. Lots of no-fame business guys.
DallasOil@reddit
Nobody cares. They are just regular people who work a whole lot harder than the keyboard warriors of Reddit.
ItHasToMatter@reddit
Multiple LLCs
SimpleVegetable5715@reddit
Texas and especially DFW have corporations buying up entire communities, it’s disgusting.
SimpleVegetable5715@reddit
Second, third, etc houses of the insanely rich. If it wasn’t for all the people just passing through those neighborhoods; I think they’d be ghost towns.
JackBet1@reddit
Most are empty, they are bought to store money as a physical asset and then sold to recoup without anyone ever moving in and using it
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
That’s absolutely not true lol.
JackBet1@reddit
Hey, You can't tell me what I can or cannot do in my underwear
whriskeybizness@reddit
Not a smart strat in a state with such high property taxes
ParkingDragonfruit92@reddit
No me brov. SOUTH SIDE OAK CLIFF! ratatata
SaltyCurrent4975@reddit
East Dallas....bap, bap, bap
brigitteer2010@reddit
Pleasant grove is the MOST pleasant…place to get shot ✨
Optimistiqueone@reddit
Back when we got new from late night tv, the news station reporting the shooting used to love to call it Oak Cliff. I scream at the TV - that's Pleasant Grove, not Oak Cliff.
brigitteer2010@reddit
Hahahaha man I love parts of east Dallas but I just moved away from peavy/ferguson and I’ve never had my building shot up before until living there. I grew ip in south Dallas and know about gangs. But gangs protect areas in a way. So we didn’t get shot. But noooo noooot in pleasant grove! Every man for himself sheesh!
nandrizzle@reddit
It’s all about fiesta and griffs! I can’t believe peavy and Ferguson went to shit like that.
Top-Opportunity1280@reddit
The apartments around there were bad back at the turn of the century.
brigitteer2010@reddit
It’s not the worst ever, my neighbors were great! It’s the randos
nandrizzle@reddit
That’s too bad. It was once nice. I went to Lynch down the road there in the 90s. That area was nice but if you hit bucket then that’s when you locked your doors and rolled up your windows.
brigitteer2010@reddit
What!! I went to st Elizabeth but got pulled into public school before going to bishop dunne lol small world!
nandrizzle@reddit
Dunne eh? What year did you graduate?
brigitteer2010@reddit
Sorry, I meant I was pulled out of Catholic school before making it to dunne, so didn’t end up going
brigitteer2010@reddit
Meant to include it was off Buckner between peavy and Ferguson. Like that particular area struggles to thrive
jennlyon950@reddit
moved from E Dallas to N Garland and it's weird not playing gunshots or fireworks at night
dickhall65@reddit
It's called oak Cliff, that's my hood
nandrizzle@reddit
Put it in yo face get that shit unda’stood!
DrDestruct0@reddit
Tell your hood to calm down, my neighbors app think this is a warzone 😂😂
nandrizzle@reddit
😂😂🤣
JC_Everyman@reddit
My sister once innocently described Oak Cliff to me like, "It's not the best place. . . If you like to feel safe." 😆
mariotx10@reddit
Not north oak cliff anymore..I tell ppl you knows it’s safe when you see white ppl running outside at six in the morning haha
JC_Everyman@reddit
Taylor Swift Bruno Mars playlist booming in their airpods
DickFartssss@reddit
North Oak Cliff here!!!!
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
D Magazine did an article on the 100 Most Expensive Homes in Dallas 3 years ago. If you’re interested in checking it, click the link. It says how much each home is worth & what the people do for work. The homes range in value from $13 million up to almost $50 million. The 100 Most Expensive Homes in Dallas
Backyardt0rnados@reddit (OP)
Neat!
A mix, but also many of the 'self made' clearly got a good start in life.
Moon_tacos@reddit
No fault on them for having parents that gave them a good start in life
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
Now why would you assume that? Is the narrative that in order to be super rich you have to be born on 3rd base? Reminds of when a member of Congress tried pulling that on the founder of Starbucks. Watch his response. Former Starbucks CEO on his billions. No one gave it to me.
Backyardt0rnados@reddit (OP)
I'm not assuming, I read the universities they attended when the information was included in the article.
I went to a private university on scholarship, but the vast majority of my classmates did not. I worked extra hours during spring break. They went to islands.
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
Couldn’t these people also gotten scholarships like yourself? You were & are very much are assuming lol.
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
HOW THEY MADE THEIR MONEY: (Industry Breakdown) • Oil & Gas / Energy — 28 owners (28%) • Finance & Investment — 18 owners (18%) • Real Estate & Development — 12 owners (12%) • Inherited Wealth — 10 owners (10%) • Tech & Software — 7 owners (7%) • Law & Other Professions — 7 owners (7%) • Healthcare & Medical — 5 owners (5%) • Sports & Media — 5 owners (5%) • Manufacturing & Industry — 4 owners (4%) • Food, Retail & Hospitality — 4 owners (4%)
Takeaway: Nearly half the list (46%) made their money in oil/gas or finance. Dallas old money is overwhelmingly petroleum.
nighttimehobby@reddit
The inherited wealth line is funny. A good percentage of the O&G, real estate and Fin money came from family office funds, but the kids take credit anyway. I mean when your family seeds your idea with millions, and often they don’t just seed it, they have them “invest” alongside with the family business.
WET318@reddit
To be fair, if they turned $5,000,000 into $500,000,000, that's pretty impressive. I don't knock people for playing the hand they're dealt. I criticize them if they don't grow it, or if they act like they weren't privileged to be able to start already on third base.
Muted_Chard_139@reddit
Family money. Our kids go to a private school and some of their classmates are in those houses. The parents don’t really work. They live off the inheritances. So it goes.
Icy_Mistake3234@reddit
Don't live in Park Cities or Preston Hollow or tony little Southlake. Don't live in a 10+ million dollar home but do live right on the shores of Lake Ray Hubbard. Still work full-time basically because I love what I do. Earn near mid six figures but that isn't where the bulk of my money came from. Instead, I made my money the old fashioned way, I won it.
Emergency-Fortune824@reddit
Hardly anyone W-2. Business owners, C-suite, generational wealth, senior PE managing directors, etc.
Ego-Death@reddit
Not just that, many of those properties are massive notice some of them even have conference rooms built in. They are owned by the company, not for someone to live in. They are for many executives to be housed in during retreats or intense periods of activity.
Emergency-Fortune824@reddit
Exactly, also the cost to maintain, pay property taxes, and furnish these homes is insane
IIRC a $10 million home in Park cities would run you about 200K a year in property taxes
YaGetSkeeted0n@reddit
yep the property taxes are what really define how insanely expensive these places are. any jabroni could buy one of these with a good powerball payout, whether you can stay in it more than a few years is another matter!
Soggy-Bedroom-3673@reddit
Interestingly HP has pretty low property taxes percentage-wise when compared to Dallas. The property values that those taxes apply to are way higher on average, but if you were to buy one of the handful of ~$2M dilapidated bungalows that are hiding on the outskirts of HP the taxes would be lower than an equivalent property in Dallas.
YaGetSkeeted0n@reddit
At least we have perfect roads, social services, police response times to show for our taxes! 😂
Open_Economics632@reddit
Definitely not true lmao…. The majority of them are occupied year round. I make deliveries to all of these homes
radioref@reddit
I live in Highland Park, on Beverly Dr. Most of my neighbors are C-Suite executives, commercial real estate, hedge fund / finance, private equity partners, doctors, with some older folks mixed in who are retired successful business people.
Soggy-Bedroom-3673@reddit
Assuming that you decorate your front yard for Christmas, thank you for your service 🙏
SadAdministration438@reddit
Beverly Drive is genuinely so nice to drive from West HP, minus the road construction lol.
Emergency-Fortune824@reddit
Replied to one of your comments earlier, I did not know you lived around here! Small world
radioref@reddit
Ah yes, the entitled developer guy on ps. Sigh… AI and vibecoding has been a blessing and a curse. 😉
Brilliant_Total_8485@reddit
I used to work for a bank in Lakewood. This one client had one of em and he owned like, half the parking lots in downtown Dallas. I Uber to Deep Ellum now bc I'll be FUCKED if I'm gonna make HIM more rich 🤣
Soggy-Bedroom-3673@reddit
Those Deep Ellum parking lot prices are so outrageous, truly.
goodloveroasting@reddit
Just a trustee, thanks to my generous and hard working grandparents
Snarky_Survivor@reddit
Dallas estimated about 72k millionaires.
Inhocooks@reddit
I work for a guy who owned a company and sold it for like 75 million, I worked for another guy in oil and gas, one of their friends owns a bunch of restaurants and real estate and other businesses.
Rportilla@reddit
i know a guy who knows a guy who sold a business for like 75 million
Soft_Plastic_1742@reddit
I read about a guy who knows a guy who sold his business for like 75 million
iANDR0ID@reddit
I upvoted a guy who worked for a guy that owned a company and sold it for like 75 million.
Backyardt0rnados@reddit (OP)
I worked for a guy who sold our company for 4 billion dollars. I mean it was his company that he founded, but I worked there, and it put me out of a job.
I never went to his house. He drove a Tesla model S and a Corvette that the company gifted him on the twentieth anniversary. He wore New Balance sneakers and old guy jeans.
DrDestruct0@reddit
I know a guy who knows this other guy, who knows this other guy’s CoUsIn, that sold his business for 75m
Loud-Start1394@reddit
It’s very outside almost everyone’s demographics lol.
Live_the_chaos@reddit
Mark Cuban for sure man.
Resident_Cat162@reddit
Religious “leaders”
WontonSoup95@reddit
You mean "religious" leaders
iANDR0ID@reddit
"religious" "leaders"
H0TtoG0@reddit
I’ll look up an address on the Dallas County CAD so quick, I want to know it ALL 😂 And honestly it seems like a lot of these people are more like mid-level wealthy people who have the perfect balance between solid assets and crippling debt. Most of us just get the crippling debt without the mansions, so I’d consider that a win.
No_Bend8@reddit
They DO NOT live in Dallas. The lines are way crazy wrong lol
esalenman@reddit
Bill
Next_Service3788@reddit
ten years ago it was the oil/gas and telecommunication fields
ButterscotchMain7074@reddit
My bar regular was an airplane parts/bolt distributor. He was a generational multi-millionaire lol
Most of them are in jobs that cant die out. Investors, Construction manufacturers, Generational wealth from owning a specific patent, etc.. Also, the younger ones are 9/10 crypto bros that invested when bitcoin was brand new and just stayed in crypto after that.
Open_Economics632@reddit
Mainly old people that have inherited money.
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
Not true. Only 10 of the 100 most expensive homes in Dallas come from inherited wealth.
jennlyon950@reddit
Nonesuch Ave is filled with them. - Yes it's real and I think maybe 7 houses in the "neighborhood."
Open_Economics632@reddit
Doctors
nickgomez@reddit
Clay Cooley
SpecialistGrouchy341@reddit
Teachers.. they’re all rich. Didn’t you know? With their summers off and everything! 😂
Intelligent-Read-785@reddit
People’ who chose the right parents.
Loki7-@reddit
Rich people.
SadAdministration438@reddit
The Park Cities is relatively newer business owner money for >$10M, but the generational wealth is also true to an extent, especially for oil/gas stuff.
kellun133@reddit
Oil money. I was told about a Bass estate in Fort Worth where five additional mansions surrounding the property were bought around the initial home and then demolished to make room for a personal garden.
SadAdministration438@reddit
Is this in Westover Hills or nah?
la-fours@reddit
It is unlikely they bought it at $10m just saying.
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
Not true. 30 of the 100 most expensive homes in Dallas were acquired in the last 3 years.
Backyardt0rnados@reddit (OP)
There are more than 20 properties for sale over $10 million on Redfin. I assume there are more that aren't on that pleeb app.
Little-Demand5834@reddit
Yea $10mm properties are often inherited or acquired after a very very significant liquidity event. Even if you had $40-50mm semi liquid a $10mm home purchase is a little excessive if you have bigger plans and businesses to run
jimmywatters@reddit
I do and please don’t fact check me 🙏
pokergolds@reddit
Mostly, No one. They are investment properties.
EarthGrok@reddit
Not me 😞
MHJ03@reddit
Lawyers, Business Owners and Executives, and Old Family money folks
Twin2Turbo@reddit
They are most likely deca-millionaires. Meaning people with net worth’s above 10 million.
Per a study I read forever ago and don’t feel like finding, most deca-millionaires are either entertainers, athletes, C-Level execs, or business owners.
IntelligentSinger783@reddit
Most of my texas clients in that bracket are doctors with dual income and strong specializations. (He is a heart surgeon, she is a prenatal surgeon kind of thing)
A few are professional athletes.
A few are generational wealth.
A few started their businesses up and found great success and never pulled their foot of the gas. Just got a project when the owner has 5 properties (for himself and visiting family/friends/clients) all in 1 private neighborhood on one street and all basically next to each other. All 8k sqft + and 20m$+ so pretty awesome, and his story is impressive also.
In LA /OC most of my clients are the same (plus celebrities), one of the normal clients owns a 5,800 sqft house just for a closet for his wife 😂. Few streets from their main house that's 19ksqft and 8 miles from their beach house..... A good idea and some really killer luck turned into him having more income than he actually has ways to burn it. Buying multiple properties and charter boats for various businesses just to avoid losing it to normal taxation.
Some of the biggest houses are owned by corporations for "events". One we renovated 2 times in 9 years and it was 51ksqft. So imagine my surprise when they said they wanted to restart the reno.... 🤦🏼♀️😑😭😭😭😂.
missylee457@reddit
People who pay minimum wages to their employees and get major tax breaks
IranianLawyer@reddit
There are a ton of rich people in Dallas. Certain doctors and lawyers, private equity, wealthy business owners, oil guys, generational wealth, etc.
whriskeybizness@reddit
People who bought 1M houses 15 years ago
-7-luck@reddit
indians
callous13@reddit
😭
dallassoxfan@reddit
Owners. And I don’t mean of the house. Business owners.
SleeplessInPlano@reddit
Trust fund kids.
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
Wrong! Only 10 of the 100 most expensive homes in Dallas come from inherited wealth. Source:The 100 Most Expensive Homes in Dallas
SleeplessInPlano@reddit
No u. It says “who lives” not “who exclusively lives”.
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
What are you trying to say here?
SleeplessInPlano@reddit
What are you?
bioskope@reddit
I'll do you one better. Why are you?
SleeplessInPlano@reddit
Whom you are?
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
I’m saying that only 10 of the 100 most expensive homes in Dallas are owned by trust fund kids. 90% of the people who own the most expensive homes are self made. What are you trying to say?
SleeplessInPlano@reddit
Cool, what are you trying to say?
Corgisarethebest123@reddit
Are you asking me what I’m trying to say again?
Ambitious_Brain_285@reddit
Keep fighting the good fight while all the other envious people accuse you of loving billionaires.
Meanwhile, all you are is a realist who doesn’t pay too much attention to what others have.
freemw2tenthprestige@reddit
Met a lot of these people through work. Most are fucking assholes.
VeriSkye1123@reddit
People with more money than you.
Backyardt0rnados@reddit (OP)
Very very true
deleted_by_reddit@reddit
[removed]
noncongruent@reddit
You might want to check out /r/ShadowBan.
THAWED21@reddit
My experience is it's not mostly generational wealth but people who made a killing doing something very, very well. Hit or miss on whether the kids are as capable as the parent. The children I know move to Lakewood or Lake Highlands with their allowance money, but mom and dad stay in the thirty thousand square foot mansion with a guests quarters twice the size of my house.
Efficient-Marzipan73@reddit
Jerry Jones
xoxollie_@reddit
Idk but I’ll babysit your animals if you do 😂
too-fun-sidekick@reddit
People with money
Lonely_Refuse4988@reddit
Business owners. A few ultra-wealthy folks from out of town who want a mansion in Dallas when they come to town. There was a cardiologist, a Pakistani-American doc who had his primary practice somewhere in Paris, TX (where he served as Mayor 😂) and had a mansion in Highland Park. I’m sure some wealthy folks in Middle East and elsewhere keep trophy properties for fun in Dallas, even though they remain empty most of time. 😂🤣 And, as others mentioned, some bought homes for $2 or $3 million a few years back but due to exploding home values in Park Cities area, some of those homes are worth north of $10 million now. 😂🤷♂️
biscuitz23@reddit
Old money, construction company owners, surgeons, and athletes.
Synthline109@reddit
Jerry Jones, etc.