
Updated March 15, 2024
The current value of Howard Stern’s estate is estimated to be at least $170 million.
Contractors in Palm Beach must love shock jock Howard Stern.
Since he bought his beachfront mansion for $52 million in 2013, Stern has called on contractors for major works five times, spending an estimated $13 million.
At one point, he had most of the interior of the 20,000-square-foot crib shifted around to accommodate a new 1,000-square-foot closet for wife Beth.
And the 63-year-old is not done.
The town’s administration just approved yet another permit requested by Stern for the 12-bedroom behemoth.
This time, however, it’s going to benefit his employees.
And it’s cheap. The permit is for work estimated to cost $10,000.
The Sirius star is building a new kitchenette for the half-dozen people who often work on the property. He’s using some porcelain tiles and mahogany frame and a set of cheap appliances.
Stern’s new place is just south of fellow radio titan Rush Limbaugh‘s $40 million-compound, and two doors north of the property that Russian fertilizer king Dmitry Rybolovlev bought from Donald Trump for $95 million in 2008.
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