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So Who Owns Kingsmill Resort ?

Philip Anschutz, whose Xanterra Company purchased the Kingsmill Resort , is profiled in an article in Monday’s issue of  the New Yorker.

The Man Who Owns L.A.

A secretive mogul’s entertainment kingdom.

Anschutz, who is seventy-two, owns A.E.G. and has an estimated net worth of seven billion dollars, according to Forbes. He has made his fortune in oil and gas, real estate, railroads, telecommunications, and sports and entertainment. He is one of the largest landowners in the U.S., and his empire of more than a hundred and fifty companies, nearly all privately held, is worldwide. Anschutz, who lives in Denver, is intensely private and does little to publicize his ownership of A.E.G. or any of his other business activities….

Anschutz,  hasn’t spoken to a journalist on the record since 1974

Here’s a snippet from the online abstract of the article in Monday’s issue.

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