Bernard Saul, II.

B. Francis Saul II inherited his grandfather's property management firm, B.F. Saul Company, and turned it into a real estate empire.B.F. Saul Company owns 9.2 million square feet of retail and office space across the country along with 21 hotels.Notoriously press-shy, he also owns The Hay-Adams, a 5-star hotel across the road from the White House that brands itself as "discreetly luxurious." He sold one of his inherited ventures, Chevy Chase Federal Savings Bank, to Capital One in 2009 for $476 million.The majority of his real estate portfolio is managed through Saul Centers, a publicly traded REIT.