Jewish billionaire Mark Cuban shares the floor plan of his 6-person apartment at 24
Mark Cuban shared his old 6-person apartment floor plan.
The short version
- The Dallas unit now rents for $2,388 a month.
- His share came to about $400 in 2026 dollars.
- He slept on the floor with clothes in a corner.
Jewish billionaire Mark Cuban, the famous investor and former "Shark Tank" star, just posted the exact floor plan of the cramped Dallas apartment He shared with five roommates at age 24. According to Business Insider, the 1,350-square-foot unit in a complex called The Village now rents for $2,388 a month, which shakes out to about $400 per person when split six ways today.
Cuban lived in the three-bedroom space for two years while launching his first company, MicroSolutions, sleeping on the bare floor because He was the last to move in and had no room for a bed. He stacked his clothes in a corner and lived off happy-hour peanuts and canned food while working as a barback making $2.15 an hour.
"Tbh, I didn't mind living with 5 roommates," Cuban wrote on X. "We all were in the same boat." The billionaire shared the memories while weighing in on today's cost-of-living crisis and answering users asking how young workers can afford rent on entry-level wages.
It is a long way from the multimillion-dollar estates He owns now, reminding anyone starting out from scratch that even the biggest fortunes often begin on a living room floor.
Photo: Philip Romano, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, AI-edited
