Berkshire Hathaway Lists Home For Sale, However You Have To Buy It In Shares

Berkshire Hathaway Lists Home For Sale, However You Have To Buy It In Shares

Have you ever wanted to be neighbors with Warren Buffett? Maybe rub elbows with one of the richest men in the world? Catch him while he’s out grabbing the morning paper and chat him up on the latest market news? Maybe you want to tell him your opinion on his tax ideas. Who knows? The good news is that the home across from Buffett’s is for sale.

Berkshire Hathaway Home Services listed the house on the market, but there happens to be a big kicker: no cash offers. You’ve got to shell out for shares of Berkshire Hathaway.

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That’s a power move. Since the company has never done any sort of split (minus the B class split so the poors could buy it, but I don’t count that), it’s going to cost you a pretty penny to purchase one share of one of BRK.A. As of 10:54 EDT this morning (when I began writing this piece), Berkshire Hathaway was trading at $214,610.00 per share. So the market value of the house was $2.1461M. It’s only going up too. As of 11:51 EDT, the stock is now at $214,900.00 — if you happen to own one single share of their stock, you are $1,600.50 richer. If you want to snag the house, hop on quick.

I once had an economics professor say that his house was worth less than one share of Berkshire Hathaway — aka he was poor.

[via Business Insider]

  1. inhocFaF

    I once bought flight insurance through Berkshire Hathaway. My flight ended up being delayed and cancelled. They then booked me a new flight free of charge, and that flight was delayed. Berkshire Hathaway then paid me money for my ideal. They’re OK in my book.

    11 years ago at 12:48 pm
  2. Singlebarrel2

    That’s really not a bad deal. It would basically pay you to buy the house

    11 years ago at 1:15 pm
      1. FraturdayMorningWood

        When a guy with grammar this bad is calling you stupid, you know you’re stupid.

        11 years ago at 2:44 pm