Jerry Jones Spent A Chunk Of His $8.5 Billion Net Worth On These Prized Possessions

NFL franchise Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones possesses the Midas Touch for anything he purchases with his wealth. The lavish life that Jones enjoys from his work in the oil and gas industry has enabled him to buy some of the most expensive possessions in the world. As the former co-captain of the University of Arkansas 1964 national championship team, Jones has been a football-loving fan at heart.

While he ranks as the 86th wealthiest man on the 2021 Forbes 400 list, Jones invests and buys things of great value.

Jones has only continued to invest in drilling opportunities like retail and residential real estate projects within the city of Dallas. While having an estimated net worth of $8.5 billion, Jones has some prized possessions that few men across the world can ever claim as their own.

Mind-boggling prized possessions of the Self-Made billionaire

Jones has been an investor and has elevated the value of his homes across locations, especially in Dallas and Miami. Both properties since being bought by him, have multiplied in value in recent years under his ownership. The home in Dallas is worth around $28 million having purchased it for a fractional price of $6 million in 1992. While his Florida home, which now possesses a value of $5.6 million, was purchased for only $643,000 in 1993.

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Apart from real estate, he also has interests in buying business jets and super-yacht. The Gulfstream V jet is one of his top possessions at his disposal and comes with all the state-of-the-art amenities. It is currently valued at $61.5 million, which he purchased for $36 million in 1998. Jones is also the king of the seas with his $250 million superyacht, named Bravo Eugenia. It has been Jones’ leisure cruise and was seen during the 2021 NFL Draft.

Jerry Jones and his crown jewel- The Dallas Cowboys

The team has been under the ownership of Jones since 1989 and has been one of his most prized possessions. After buying the Cowboys for $150 million, the team has seen its brand skyrocket and is currently valued to be around $5.5 billion.

The Cowboys, after his takeover, did witness instant success. They dominated the NFL in the 1990s and have been a force in the NFC East division.

After becoming the most valuable team in the league, Jones took a step further by constructing a $1.3 billion Cowboys AT&T stadium. The massive 105,000 seater stadium has been the home of the Cowboy Nation since 2009 and is a modern marvel. It also holds a Guinness World Record for the world’s largest HD video screen. The AT&T Stadium is the ultimate symbol of Jones and his financial power.

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