Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan are Building an Underground Bunker, Will Spend $27 Million, Find Out Why
The owners of Facebook and Instagram are building underground bunkers for themselves. The 5000 sq ft bunker will be on his 1400 acre farm in Hawaii. The cost of this underground bunker is approximately 27 million dollars, including the cost of the land. Apart from this, a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) has also been signed by the people working there.
A very strange discussion has surfaced regarding Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan. The owners of Facebook and Instagram are building underground bunkers for themselves. The 5000 square foot bunker will be on his 1400 acre farm in Hawaii. The cost of this underground bunker is approximately 27 million dollars, including the cost of the land. Apart from this, a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) has also been signed by the people working there.
Mark and Priscilla's bunker will be like a bomb shelter: no reason for this strange decision is yet known. But, this bunker, built in a beautiful place like Hawaii, will have no need for the outside world. It will be equipped with its own energy needs and food supply. The gate of this bunker will be made of metal and filled with concrete. This type of design is used to build bunkers and bomb shelters.
Mark and Priscilla''s property is on the island of Kauai. It is known as the Ko''olau Ranch. Apart from the underground shelter, it has more than a dozen buildings under construction. There are also 30 bedrooms and 30 bathrooms. Apart from this, two bungalows have also been constructed. The blueprint for the area includes 11 tree houses, fitness center, guest house and many other structures.
However, no reason for building this underground shelter has been revealed. But Mark and Priscilla spokeswoman Brandi Hoffin Barr told Time magazine that Kauai County is urging people to build shelters to escape the storm. For this, the county is also giving tax breaks to people. He said that Mark and Priscilla loved spending time among Colau and the people there. He is committed to preserving the natural beauty of his area.
Mark and Priscilla aren't the first Silicon Valley rich people to buy property and build a bunker. Venture capitalist Peter Thiel also made a similar plan in 2022, which was rejected by local councils in New Zealand, The Guardian reported. He expressed concern that this would affect the surrounding environment. According to reports, in recent times many rich people have built underground bunkers like Mark Zuckerberg to protect themselves in doomsday-like situations.