Here are the Floridians that have made this years Forbes 400 list, Forbes magazine’s annual ranking of the richest American’s. Though they are called ‘Floridians’ most of the people on this list actually only have a ‘second’ home in Florida, while their main residence is usually in their home state.
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Here are the billionaires that have a home in Florida that made the Forbes 400 for 2018.
- Thomas Peterffy; net worth $20.2 billion; discount brokerage
- David Tepper; net worth $11.6 billion; hedge funds
- Micky Arison; net worth $9.4 billion; Carnival Cruises
- Shahid Khan; net worth $7.6 billion; auto parts
- Whitney MacMillan; net worth $6.3 billion; Cargill
- Reinhold Schmieding; net worth $5.9 billion; medical devices
- Charles Johnson; net worth $5 billion; money management
- J. Christopher Reyes; net worth $4.9 billion; food distribution
- Jude Reyes; net worth$4.9 billion; food distribution
- Robert Rich, Jr. ; net worth$4.9 billion; frozen foods
- Dirk Ziff; $4.8 billion; investments
- Paul Tudor Jones; II. $4.5 billion; hedge funds
- Terrence Pegula; $4.5 billion; natural gas
- Russ Weiner; $4.5 billion; energy drinks
- Nick Caporella; $4.4 billion; beverages
- Richard Schulze; $4.4 billion; Best Buy
- Isaac Perlmutter; $4.3 billion; Marvel comics
- Igor Olenicoff; $4.1 billion; real estate
- Tom Golisano; $3.5 billion; payroll services
- Jeff Greene; $3.4 billion; real estate, investments
- Randal Kirk; $3 billion; pharmaceuticals
- Edward DeBartolo, Jr.; $2.9 billion; shopping centers
- William Wrigley, Jr.; $2.9 billion; chewing gum
- Phillip Frost; $2.6 billion; pharmaceuticals
- John Henry; $2.6 billion; sports
- Jorge Perez; $2.6 billion; real estate
- C. Dean Metropoulos; $2.5 billion; investments
- Norman Braman; $2.4 billion; art, car dealerships
- Kenneth Feld & family; $2.4 billion; circus, live entertainment
- Rakesh Gangwal; $2.3 billion; airline
- Todd Christopher; $2.2 billion; hair care products
- James Clark; $2.2 billion; Netscape, investments
- S. Daniel Abraham; $2.1 billion; Slim-Fast
- Katherine Tanner; $2.1 billion; Cargill
- Ronald Wanek; $2.1 billion; furniture
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