Goldstein made his fortune through real estate investments like Century City in Los Angeles, though he refuses to disclose details about how much he is worth. When asked about his net worth, he typically responds cryptically that some investments worked out pretty well for him. He says he does not think about the costs of his projects because it is worth it to him.
Goldstein made his fortune through real estate investments like Century City in Los Angeles, though he refuses to disclose details about how much he is worth. When asked about his net worth, he typically responds cryptically that some investments worked out pretty well for him. He says he does not think about the costs of his projects because it is worth it to him.
Goldstein made his fortune through real estate investments like Century City in Los Angeles, though he refuses to disclose details about how much he is worth. When asked about his net worth, he typically responds cryptically that some investments worked out pretty well for him. He says he does not think about the costs of his projects because it is worth it to him.
Goldstein made his fortune through real estate investments like Century City in Los Angeles, though he refuses to disclose details about how much he is worth. When asked about his net worth, he typically responds cryptically that some investments worked out pretty well for him. He says he does not think about the costs of his projects because it is worth it to him.
Goldstein refuses to disclose how he made his fortune or his net
worth, although the Wall Street Journal speculated that Goldstein
made billions in real estate (notably Century City in Los Angeles). [5] When asked, he typically responds, "Lets just say I had some investments that worked out pretty well." "I try not to think about the cost," he said. "It's worth it to me."[2]