Friday, Nov. 10, 2023
Is the Milwaukee Brewers owner worth billions of dollars?
Mark Attanasio, principal owner of the Milwaukee Brewers and co-founder of the Los Angeles-based Crescent Capital Group investment firm, does not appear on Forbes’ 2023 list of the world’s 2,640 billionaires.
Most estimates put his net worth at $700 million.
Net worth is a person’s assets — such as cash, home, stocks and property — minus debts owed.
The employment information website NCESC.com estimated without documentation that Attanasio is worth $1.1 billion.
CelebrityNetWorth.com, GoBankingRates.com, Statista.com and InvestorTimes.com published estimates of $700 million.
The Brewers are seeking improvements to American Family Field, where they play their home games. A bill approved by the Wisconsin Assembly calls for the team to contribute $100 million, and state, City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County taxpayers to contribute $546 million.
On May 25, Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred said that Milwaukee risks losing the Brewers to another city if renovations to the stadium aren’t made.
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Sources
- MLB Mark Attanasio Chairman and Principal Owner
- crescentcap.com Capital Markets Team
- Forbes Forbes’ 37th Annual World’s Billionaires List: Facts And Figures 2023
- Forbes World's Billionaires List
- Employment Security Commission Mark Attanasio Net Worth
- Celebrity Net Worth Mark Attanasio Net Worth
- GOBankingRates The 20 Richest MLB Team Owners
- Statista MLB richest team owners in the U.S. 2022
- INVESTOR TIMES Mark Attanasio Net Worth
- Wisconsin Watch Milwaukee Brewers stadium: Would counties give local tax money?
- Wisconsin Watch Does Milwaukee Brewers stadium plan give up $600M 'for nothing'?
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