Mark Wahlberg and Steve Cohen just got a new wealthy neighbor.
Billionaire Rockstar Energy founder Russ Weiner, who recently changed his legal name to Russ Savage, is in contract to buy two homes in Delray Beach’s ultra-exclusive Stone Creek Ranch — an enclave that has quickly become home to the rich and famous.
The contracts represent the last two estates available in the tiny Palm Beach County community that’s been attracting CEOs, athletes and celebrities like a magnet.
The $20.9 million mansion is Weiner’s second contract in the neighborhood — his second is just across the lake. Daniel Petroni Photography
The home sits on 2.5 acres in the community of Stone Creek Ranch, which enjoys the protection of armed guards. Daniel Petroni Photography
Russ Weiner, now Mark Savage, made his fortune with Rockstar energy drinks. San Francisco Chronicle via Getty Images
“Stone Creek Ranch is the closest community I have ever seen compared to Beverly Park in Beverly Hills,” Weiner, 55, told The Post in a statement. “The privacy, security and space is like nowhere else in South Florida with so few homes.”
Weiner, the son of conservative talk show host Michael Savage, is currently in contract for a $20.9 million lakefront mansion, as previously reported by the Real Deal.
But The Post has learned that Weiner is in contract for a second, $21.99 million home just across the lake.
The 17,000-square-foot mansion sits on 2.5 acres. It boasts 660 feet of waterfront and a garage expandable with lifts that can accommodate 18 vehicles.
Senada Adzem of Douglas Elliman handled both listings. Adzem told the Post that Weiner plans to use one home for himself and the other for his family.
The sellers purchased the home under construction, Adzem said, and spent millions on landscaping. They carefully designed the home and its grounds with Vlad Doronin’s ultra-luxury Aman Resorts in mind, shirking Floridian palm trees for Cyprus trees, bougainvillea and Japanese blueberry trees.
The outdoor living room. Daniel Petroni Photography
The master suite. Daniel Petroni Photography
An aerial of Mark Wahlberg’s brand new $37 million home — Weiner’s pad (right) sits across the lake. Daniel Petroni
Hedge funder and Mets owner Steve Cohen owns the $21 million mansion next door to Wahlberg. Corey Sipkin for the NY POST
Both of Weiner’s new properties have a lakeside view of Mark Wahlberg’s recently purchased $37 million home. Next to that, Mets owner Steve Cohen’s $21 million home.
A map of the gated enclave appears like a Monopoly board of multi-millionaires and billionaires.
The particular popularity of Stone Creek Ranch is apparent in not only in its big names, but big numbers.
Wahlberg’s new home — one of celeb developer Aldo Stark’s projects — saw an incredible 118% price increase since 2020 alone. Adzem said values there have skyrocketed there in recent years, as the last of the small community’s vacant lots were snapped up and $6 million sales turned into $20 million sales.
The 187-acre enclave in Palm Beach County boasts just 37 estates, thereby offering the kind of wide open spaces and intense privacy that billionaires down in Miami are practically scrambling to acquire — without the nine-figure price tags.
Weiner, pictured with his father Michael Savage, has an estimated net worth of $5.4 billion. Instagram/michaelsavagenation
Weiner recently purchased a Miami Beach home, formerly owned by Rosie O’Donnell, for $35.3 million. Mike Ruiz from Legendary Productions
Residents here put a premium on privacy, Adzem said. Armed guards patrol the outer gates and homes are spaced apart at healthy distances.
In his statement, Weiner cited a “Northeast socialist takeover” sending families southwards.
It appears that Weiner is all in on Florida, if his aggressive real estate activity is anything to go by. The beverage mogul, whose net worth totals an estimated $5.4 billion, recently dropped $35.3 million on Rosie O’Donnell’s former Star Island home in August. He sold off his $32.5 million home on North Bay Road in October, the Real Deal reported.
“Florida is the new Golden State,” he said.