- On February 19, six Democratic presidential candidates took to the stage for the debate in Las Vegas.
- Each of them lives in very different homes, from Mike Bloomberg's five-story Manhattan townhouse to the historic Indiana house Pete Buttigieg bought for $125,000.
- Here's a look at each of the six candidates' properties.
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A look at the real estate of the 6 leading Democratic presidential candidates, from Mike Bloomberg's 11 luxury properties to Pete Buttigieg's modest $125,000 Indiana house
Taylor Borden
Joe Biden and his wife are worth an estimated $9 million, according to Forbes. They own two homes.
From Pete Buttigieg's $125,000 house in Indiana to Mike Bloomberg's five-story Manhattan townhouse, the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates who took to the debate stage in Las Vegas on February 19 have vastly different homes.
Six candidates Joe Biden, Bloomberg, Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren stood on the debate stage, while two others who didn't qualify for the debate were missing but remain in the race: Tulsi Gabbard and Tom Steyer.
The total value of Bloomberg's multiple homes in places like New York, Florida, Colorado, and London is estimated to exceed $100 million, while the real estateholdings of Biden and Warren are worth about $5 million each, Katherine Clarke reported for The Wall Street Journal. Sanders owns about $1.7 million worth of real estate, while Buttigieg's home value is about $230,000.
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Here's a look at each of the six leading candidates' properties.
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- Elizabeth Warren and her husband are worth an estimated $12 million. Here's a look at the Democratic presidential candidate's lifestyle, finances, and real-estate portfolio.
- Inside the relationship of Michael Bloomberg and his longtime partner, Diana Taylor, who met at a business lunch 20 years ago and live in a 5-story Manhattan townhouse
- This tiny NYC penthouse costs $1,843 per square foot, but every detail was designed so it 'functions like one twice its size.' Take a look inside.
SEE ALSO: Michael Bloomberg is the richest person ever to run for president. Here's how the former New York City mayor makes and spends his $64 billion fortune.
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DON'T MISS: Bernie Sanders has made $1.75 million in book royalties since 2016 but he's still one of the least wealthy US senators. Here's what we know about his finances and assets.
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