Amazon -founder Jeff Bezos Is noticeably lacking in local events in its luxury neighborhood in Seattle, Hunts Point.
Bezos, who is the world’s second-rich man, moved to the well-to-do area in 2019 and bought an estate on the water worth $ 37.5 million.
Despite his controversial status, Bezos is particularly absent in community events such as CleanUp Day, the celebration of the celebration of July and fundraisers for local charities.
According to a report Through Insider, although Bezos himself has been largely invisible, his employees have become familiar faces in the neighborhood. His chef and security staff are known to the residents who have noticed the increased presence on safety.
Nevertheless, the absence of Bezos has been felt in the close community. Residents commented on his lack of involvement in community activities. Nevertheless, Bezos has made donations to a local charity, Bellevue Lifespring.
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A resident said to the insider: “Jeff Bezos pretends he owns Hunts Point.” “He’s not really a neighbor,” said another resident. “He is so busy with all these national things.”
Earlier in 2024, Bezos announced that he would leave Seattle to make Miami his primary home. His departure comes in Hunts Point after four years, mainly characterized by his absence.
The absence of Bezos by community events in Hunts Point, despite his controversial status and the presence of his staff, has been noticed by residents.
His departure to Miami marks the end of a period of four years in the prosperous neighborhood of Seattle, in which he was largely unseen, but still contributed to local charities.
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