The Tower of London
Owned Since: 1953
Valued At: $56 billion*
Due to her role on the throne, Queen Elizabeth II is the legal owner of $56 billion in assets. It is strictly speaking the property of whoever holds the throne. The building dates back to 1078, but it is best known for its time as a prison in the 16th and 17th centuries. Famous figures like Sir Walter Raleigh and Queen Elizabeth I were held captive within its walls before ascending to the throne. The Crown Jewels of England were once housed there, and the Tudors used it as a royal residence.
The Tower of London
Regent Street
Owned Since: Date unknown
Valued At: $2 billion*
To have an estate on Regent Street in London for £ 200 in real life, you’ll have to pay a lot more. The Queen does not have to be concerned about receiving her paper currency. She already has the majority of it. For a long time, the Crown Estate has been the proud owner of $2 billion in real estate. It’s most likely an old, long-standing agreement that predates Elizabeth herself. Regent Street has since become one of England’s most important thoroughfares, and not just because of its fantastic shopping opportunities.
Regent Street
