Stefan Soloviev Net Worth

Stefan Soloviev has an estimated net worth of $2.3 billion, according to Forbes Real-Time Billionaires, Stefan Soloviev profile (figures as of October 20, 2026).

Stefan Soloviev is an American businessman and the chairman of the Soloviev Group. He formed the company in April 2021 by joining his agriculture business with his father’s real estate firm, Solow Building Co. The group has interests in agriculture, ranching, real estate, railroads and hospitality. Its holdings include 700,000 acres of farm and ranch land in Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico, along with the well-known 9 West 57th St office tower in New York.

His career began in the family real estate business, where he worked as a teenager. After a break with his father when he was 21, he moved to Phoenix and traded commodities and grain. He later built Crossroads Agriculture in the Wichita, Kansas region, then expanded west into Colorado and New Mexico. Rail also became a major part of his business, including the Colorado Pacific Railroad, Weskan Grain, and later the Colorado Pacific Rio Grande Railroad.

How Stefan Soloviev built his wealth

A large share of Soloviev’s wealth comes from a mix of land, grain and property. The Soloviev Group owns 700,000 acres of farm and ranch land in Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico. It also owns railroads in Colorado and Kansas. Those assets connect farming, grain storage and transportation, giving the group positions across several parts of the supply chain instead of relying on a single business line.

Real estate is another major piece. The group includes Manhattan property from his father’s firm and counts 9 West 57th St among its holdings. In 2022, the company sold several apartment buildings in New York for $1.75 billion. Soloviev also expanded his agricultural platform over time through Crossroads Agriculture and Weskan Grain, tying local grain operations to rail service and storage as the business spread across the region.

Forbes net worth and recent moves

Forbes put Stefan Soloviev’s fortune at $2.3 billion on its real-time billionaires tracker as of October 20, 2026. Forbes also valued him at $2.3 billion on its World’s Billionaires lists for 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026. That unchanged estimate matches a business built on long-held assets in real estate and agriculture, along with rail and hospitality operations under the Soloviev Group umbrella.

The group has kept making new bets while holding those core assets. In 2023, it bid for a New York City casino license and proposed a project with a Ferris wheel, hotel, residential towers and a democracy museum. At the same time, Soloviev continued running a company that reaches across agriculture, ranching, railroads and property, after the April 2021 merger that brought his different businesses together under the Soloviev Group name.