Theater, a registered historic landmark Art Deco theater in downtown Charleston; and Hotel Domestique, a luxury hotel in Traveler’s Rest, South Carolina. In 2022, Navarro bought the Western & Southern Open, a joint men's and women's tennis tournament on the ATP and WTA tour. Navarro has an estimated net worth of about $3 billion. Sports interests Navarro owns the Live To Play Tennis Club in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, which has hosted three USTA national junior tennis championships, and six International Tennis Federation women's pro circuit tournaments. In 2018, he was a bidder for the Carolina Panthers NFL sports franchise. He ultimately lost to David Tepper. In September 2018, he bought Charleston Tennis LLC, owners of the Charleston Open women's tennis event, through his company Beemok Sports LLC. In 2022, Navarro funded extensive renovations to Credit One Stadium, a 20-year-old city-owned facility, as a gift to the City of Charleston. The newly-renovated stadium debuted on April 2, 2022 for the 50th annual Credit One Charleston Open, the largest women's only tennis event in North America. Personal life He is married to Kelly Navarro, they have four children and live in Charleston, South Carolina. His daughters, Emma and Meggie Navarro, are involved in tennis. Emma is a collegiate tennis player at the University of Virginia. She has a career high WTA singles ranking of 194 achieved on March 21, 2022 and won the NCAA division 1 women's singles title on May 28, 2021 as a freshman. Meggie is committed to play collegiately at UVA. Philanthropy Navarro's philanthropic ventures are focused on education and mental wellness. In 2008, he founded Meeting Street Schools, a South Carolina-based network of one private and three public elementary and middle schools serving an entirely under-resourced demographic. Meeting Street Schools were founded upon the belief that all children deserve an excellent education regardless of their geographic or socioeconomic circumstances and now serve over 1,800 students. In December 2020, Navarro announced the Meeting Street Scholarship Fund wherein he pledged to supplement the cost of higher education for any Charleston County high school students who also qualified for the Pell grant and the State's LIFE scholarship, ensuring college opportunities for hundreds of South Carolina high school graduates each year. In 2020, Navarro, in partnership with the Medical University of South Carolina, founded Modern Minds, a new type of mental wellness center that uses holistic health strategies to help adults