Zuckerberg's $100 Million Hawaiian Compound Raises Eyebrows

The Facebook CEO's secretive construction project features extensive security measures, self-sufficiency systems, and has sparked local controversy.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly building a $100 million compound in Hawaii, featuring extensive security measures and self-sufficiency systems.
The compound, known as Koolau Ranch, spans over 1,400 acres and includes more than a dozen buildings, two central mansions, at least 30 bedrooms, 30 bathrooms, and a network of treehouses.
Security features include an underground bunker with a blast-resistant door, numerous surveillance cameras, and doors with keypad locks and soundproofing.
The compound is designed to be self-sufficient, with a large water tank, pump system, and existing agricultural land for food production.
Zuckerberg's construction project has sparked controversy among local residents and raised questions about the billionaire's intentions and the impact on the local community.