The U.S economy has hemorrhaged at least 22 million jobs, but Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is doing well. The tech mogul, who has seen his $139.4 billion net worth increase significantly in the last week, just bought another property in New York City to build his own mega-mansion in the sky.

The world's wealthiest man, who founded a retail empire that's become a powerful force in American commerce and other industries, already spent $80 million to purchase a three-story penthouse and two apartments below it inside 212 Fifth Avenue, which sits in Manhattan's Flatiron District.

Now Bezos is buying a three-bedroom unit on the 20th floor; he already owns floors 21 through 24 in the 1912 building, which offers views of Madison Park and was converted to condominiums in 2015.

The 10,079-square-foot penthouse itself, which spans the 22nd through 24th floors, has five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, three powder rooms, a private elevator and features two gigantic terraces, one of which is big enough for a pool.

“I think it is a boost of confidence that the richest man in the world is clearly doubling down on the most important city in the world -- even though it is the coronavirus capital,” broker Dolly Lenz, who works with her daughter Jenny at Dolly Lenz Real Estate, told the New York Post.

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A StreetEasy listing for the building says that each home has "floors of solid oak and marble, a custom kitchen with Ash mill-work, marble counters and top-of-the-line Gaggenau appliances, and bathroom finishes that include honed, polished and fluted marble and hand-dyed sycamore cabinetry."

Bezos also owns homes in Beverly Hills, West Texas, Washington, D.C., and Medina, Wash., according to The Wall Street Journal.

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Amazon recently announced that it will hire an additional 175,000 employees to handle the flood of demand at its warehouses and at Whole Foods Market, which it owns.