Despite only receiving a salary of $153,000 a year as Texas attorney general, Ken Paxton has become a multimillionaire as a public official.
According to property records reviewed by the New York Times amid his highly publicized divorce, Paxton is the owner of four condominiums at a luxury Utah resort, three homes in Florida, a cabin in Oklahoma, a plot of land in Hawaii, and at least seven other properties—15 in total, worth roughly $9 million.
If you’re wondering what that amount of wealth looks like, Courier Texas has obtained photos of Paxton’s various properties that were found and verified based on local public property records. Check them out below.
$2.2 million dollar home in a gated Frisco community with a pool and private putting green
Recent reporting from The Texas Tribune and ProPublica reveal that Paxton has been living in this Frisco mansion for the last several months.
Denton County records show that the property was purchased under the 5 Harbour Town Court Revocable Living Trust. While trusts in Texas aren’t legally required to disclose their ownership, evidence points to the trust being linked to Paxton.
The address listed for the Esther Blind Trust, a different trust Paxton created in 2015 “meant to create a firewall between him and his increasing business investments as he was sworn into statewide office,” was changed to the Frisco home address a week after it was purchased.
According to the New York Times, police reports refer to a woman who is not Paxton’s wife as the owner. Paxton has been photographed traveling abroad with the same woman in recent weeks.
Anglea Paxton, who announced she filed for divorce in July 2025, told The Texas Tribune that she has no connection to the Denton County home or the trust that purchased it.
In June, a Tribune reporter visited the Frisco residence and placed a letter for Paxton in the mailbox, where they saw an envelope addressed to him. Additionally, Paxton appeared on a podcast last month seated in front of a fireplace and mantle that is an identical match to the home’s online real estate listing. The Tribune also reports that neighboring residents have spotted Paxton in the gated community.
$1.5 million resort lodge in Oklahoma
This 5 bedroom, 5.5 bathroom cabin in Broken Bow was purchased by Paxton in February 2022, according to OKCountyRecords.com.
4 luxury condos at The Black Desert Resort in Utah
Washington County Assessor records show Paxton purchased one unit at the Black Desert Resort in 2024 and three more in 2026, and then deeded all four units to his Esther Blind Trust.
Another Utah property that sits on thousands of acres, worth nearly half-a-million dollars
Paxton purchased this additional Utah property in 2021 through his Esther Blind Trust, according to Weber County public records.
Austin home valued at over $1 million + a nearly $300,000 condo
Paxton’s Austin condo was purchased in 2015 and moved into his blind trust in 2022, according to Travis County Central Appraisal District records. His house was purchased in 2018 and also moved into this blind trust in 2022.
Two homes and one townhouse purchased in Florida
Paxton’s first Florida property was purchased in 2021, and he then deeded the property to his Esther Blind Trust. A second Florida home was purchased in April 2022 before Paxton deeded that property to his blind trust as well, confirmed via Marion County Property Appraiser records.
Paxton’s Florida townhome was purchased by Paxton for over $600,000 in April 2022, according to the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida.
Ocean-view plot of land in Hawaii worth $868,600
Paxton purchased this plot of land in 2021 through his blind trust, according to QPublic, County of Maui records.
$400,000 home in College Station
Paxton’s College Station property was purchased in 2016 before being moved into his Esther Blind Trust in 2022, according to Brazos County CAD Property Search records.
A 5 bed, 4 bath home in a McKinney gated community estimated to be worth $1,349,400
Images of Paxton’s McKinney property are not available due to privacy exemptions for public officials.
Paxton purchased his McKinney property in 2006, deeding it to his Paxton Family Living Trust shortly after, according to Colin County Clerk records.
