Radovan Vitek Net Worth 2024

Radovan Vitek Net Worth

Radovan Vitek is a Czech real estate mogul who was born in Prague in 1970. He began his career in the 1990s during Slovakia's voucher privatization and moved to the Czech Republic in 1997. In January 2017, Vitek made his biggest acquisition to date when his CPI Property Group purchased 11 shopping centers in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Romania for $700 million. In addition to his home in Prague, Vitek owns a 260-acre estate in Surrey, England, a house in the Swiss Alps, and a villa on St. Bart's Island in the West Indies.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Birth Year	1970
Birth Place	Prague, Czech Republic, Czech Republic
Age	53 YEARS OLD
Known for	Majority owner of CPI Property Group
Spouse(s)	married
Children	4

💰 Net worth: $6.5 Billion (2024)

Radovan Vitek, a prominent figure in the real estate industry in the Czech Republic, is reported to have a staggering net worth of $6.5 billion as of 2024. Renowned for his shrewd business acumen and strategic investments, Vitek has successfully established himself as a key player in the real estate market. With a portfolio comprising a wide range of properties, including residential, commercial, and luxury developments, he has demonstrated an exceptional ability to identify and capitalize on lucrative opportunities. Vitek's immense wealth is a testament to his remarkable achievements in the Real Estate sector, solidifying his reputation as one of the wealthiest individuals in the country.

2014 $1.4 Billion

2015 $1.8 Billion

2016 $1.9 Billion

2017 $2.4 Billion

2018 $2.96 Billion

Biography/Timeline

1990

He started his property career in Slovakia 1990s voucher privatization, before moving to the Czech Republic in 1997. He is the majority owner of CPI Property Group, created by merging his wholly owned Czech Property Investments with Orco Germany after a hostile takeover.

2015

In May 2015, he bought Rydinghurst, a 17th-century house and 200-acre estate in Surrey, England from British rock star Ringo Starr for £13.5 million, so that his children can be educated in England.