Zedd's net worth will see some changes after the renowned DJ finally found a buyer for his Beverly Hills mansion.
The record producer first put up his Beverly Hills mansion for sale in 2021, leaving it with a price tag of $26.5 million. He initially bought the property for $16 million when he was 28.
He made his fans and listeners drop their jaws when he took them for a house tour a month after he moved in.
Zedd put it on the market again in 2022 for $23 million - a few million down from its original listing price. Still, he had to wait until this year to finally find a buyer.
A news outlet confirmed that Zedd's Beverly Hills mansion found a buyer who is willing to cash out millions to acquire the property. He reportedly agreed to the price tag, but it remains unknown how much exactly the buyer would pay for the mansion.
Zedd's Net Worth 2023
Once fully secured, Zedd might add more millions to his current worth.
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Zedd's net worth as of 2023 is around $50 million. However, Wealthy Gorilla estimated it to be around $45 million.
Despite the difference, the amount makes him one of the richest DJs in the world. He currently stands in the 18th spot, following Skrillex and John Digweed who are in the 16th and 17th places, respectively.
Meanwhile, the top 10 richest DJs include Calvin Harris, Gianluca Vacchi, DJ Tiesto, Steve Aoki, David Guetta, Alex Pall, Andrew Taggart, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, Thomas Bangalter, and Paul Oakenfold.
DJ Zedd, whose real name is Anton Zaslavski, showed his love for music at a young age. He started playing piano when he was four and drums at 12.
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He started his career with the deathcore band, Dioramic, in 2002 but left the group in 2010. His solo career bloomed since then after winning two Beatport remix contests the same year.
Zedd's "The Anthem" notably made it to Beatport Electro House chart's top 20.
In the past years, he famously collaborated with several artists, including Justin Bieber, the Black Eyed Peas, Lady Gaga, Galantis, Porter Robinson, Krewella, and K-pop groups BLACKPINK, TWICE, and ENHYPEN.
His skills led him to win several accolades in the past years, including a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording, iHeartRadio Music Awards' Dance Song of the Year and Song of the Year; MTV Video Music Awards' MTV Clubland Award and Best Dance; and Teen Choice Awards' Choice Theme Song.
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