The D.C. area is home to 11 billionaires who made the 2019 Forbes list, including the region’s newest billionaire resident, President Donald Trump.

Forbes’ 33rd-annual ranking of the world’s billionaires counts 2,153 of them worldwide, down from 2,208 in 2018. The total net worth of this year’s billionaires is $8.7 trillion, down from $9.1 trillion in 2018, the first decrease in billionaire wealth since 2016.

The average net worth of billionaires on the 2019 list is $4 billion, down from $4.1 billion in 2018.

The top of the list remains Jeff Bezos. The Amazon founder, who bought a $32 million mansion in Kalorama, has an estimated net worth of $131 billion, up $19 billion from 2018.

Bill Gates is No. 2 at $96.5 billion, up from $90 billion.

Warren Buffett is No. 3 with a net worth of $82 5 billion, down $1.5 billion.

The youngest billionaire on the list is Kylie Jenner. At age 21, Forbes estimates her net worth at $1 billion. It makes her the youngest self-made billionaire of all time.

Mark Zuckerberg, who once held the title of youngest billionaire, fell three places to No. 8 this year. He’s worth an estimated $62.3 billion, down $8.7 billion from 2018.

Here are the D.C. area’s billionaires, where they rank this year, and their net worth, as estimated by Forbes:

• No. 33 Jacqueline Mars – $23.9 billion
• No. 272 Steven Rales – $6 billion
• No. 365 Ted Lerner and family – $4.9 billion
• No. 597 Mitchel Rales – $3.6 billion
• No. 597 (tie) Bernard Saul II – $3.6 billion
• No. 715 Donald Trump – $3.1 billion
• No. 838 William Conway Jr. – $2.7 billion
• No. 838 (tie) Daniel D’aniello – $2.7 billion
• No. 838 (tie) David Rubenstein – $2.7 billion
• No. 1,057 Daniel Snyder – $2.2 billion
• No. 1,717 Steve Case – $1.3 billion
• No. 1,941 Ted Leonsis – $1.1 billion

Baltimore can claim two billionaires as well:

• No. 472 Stephen Bisciotti – $4.2 billion
• No. 1,227 Kevin Plank – $1.9 billion

See the full list of Forbes 2019 Richest People in the World list here.