Grok co-founder tied to Bay Area’s record-setting $70M estate sale
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Tony Wu, co‑founder of xAI and Grok, is linked to a record $70 million Hillsborough estate—the Bay Area’s biggest home sale—featuring a lakeside Italian‑villa style design, a 12,000 sq ft main house, a 4,600 sq ft guest house, and a sports complex. The property sold to Daikon no Hana Capital LLC, with Wu’s ties to OpenAI/DeepMind and SpaceX’s xAI highlighted as evidence of AI‑driven wealth reshaping Northern California luxury real estate.
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