?From record-breaking concert ticket and album sales to a sprawling real estate portfolio, pop superstar Taylor Swift has built an empire worth millions—the 12-time Grammy award winner had an estimated net worth of $570 million as of 2022, according to Forbes
Swift is living the real dream.Tickets are $1450 including fees with three days to go in Philadelphia at Lincoln Financial Field. I still can't believe this. I have never seen a secondary ticket market this strong. Is there that much money floating around. It's like monopoly money. You would think that Taylor Swift was retiring and this was her last tour. Bruce Springsteen tickets have sold well and there is decent demand. Fans were complaining they had to pay $300-$400 a ticket in secondary market. And these are people with the most money. Those in their 50's, 60's and early 70's. These aren't people coming down from New York when she is appearing at Met Life in two weeks for three nights. I have lived here a long time. Philadelphia doesn't have crazy money like NYC. Restaurants and stores fold all the time because there isn't enough money to support them. Even in the suburbs businesses struggle. As I said it has to be monopoly money.