who owns the sf giants owner?
Bill Neukom
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 The Giants are currently owned by the sons of Wellington Mara and Bob Tisch — John K. Mara and Steve Tisch . An estimate of the franchise 's current value places it at $ 1 @.@ 2 billion . 

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 The Giants are currently owned and operated by John K. Mara and Steve Tisch — the sons of Wellington Mara and Bob Tisch . Mara had run the day @-@ to @-@ day operations under Bob Tisch 's supervision in the years leading up to his father 's death . Forbes magazine estimates the 2010 value of the team at $ 1 @.@ 183 billion . This ranks them fourth in the 30 team league in terms of value . The value has steadily increased from $ 288 million in 1998 , to the current value . The magazine estimated their revenue in 2004 at $ 175 million , of which $ 43 million came from gate receipts . Operating revenue was $ 26 @.@ 7 million , and player salary was $ 97 million . The team finished second to the Redskins in the NFL in attendance in 2006 , 2007 , and 2008 , drawing 628 @,@ 910 , 629 @,@ 848 , and 632 @,@ 554 respectively . They fell to third behind the Cowboys and Redskins in 2009 with 629 @,@ 615 . Before the 2010 season , Forbes estimated the team 's value at $ 1 @.@ 2 billion . 

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 Douglas and Jody Durst , the co @-@ presidents of the Durst Organization , a real estate development company , won the right to invest at least $ 100 million in the project on July 7 , 2010 . 

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 After struggling in the latter half of the 1960s and the entire 1970s , the Giants hired an outsider , George Young , to run football operations for the first time in several decades . The Giants on @-@ field product and business aspects improved rapidly following the hiring . In 1990 , Jack Mara 's son , Tim , who was struggling with cancer at the time , sold his half of the team to Bob Tisch . This marked the first time in franchise history the team had not been solely owned by the Mara family . In 2005 , Wellington Mara , who had been with the team since its inception in 1925 when he worked as a ball boy , died . His death was followed two weeks later by the death of Tisch . 

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 Several investors stepped forward with offers to buy the Buccaneers after Culverhouse 's death , including Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos , New York Yankees owner ( and Tampa resident ) George Steinbrenner , and Massachusetts developer Socrates Babacas . In response to the ensuing publicity , the trust administering Culverhouse 's estate then issued a statement that the team was not for sale . They reversed their position two months later , as a poor early @-@ season record led to declining fan support and revenues . The decision to sell the franchise came on the same day that Joy filed a $ 25 million claim against Hugh 's estate . Hugh had paid $ 16 million for the franchise , which was now valued at $ 142 million . With Barnett Bank filing claims for $ 20 @.@ 8 million against the Culverhouse estate , the trustees came very close to accepting Angelos ' $ 200 million offer , which would have involved relocating the team to Baltimore , Maryland . Fearful of losing the team , civic leaders presented a proposal guaranteeing ticket sales of at least 55 @,@ 000 for all home games for the next two years . The team was eventually sold to Palm Beach , Florida businessman Malcolm Glazer for $ 192 million , at that moment the largest price ever paid for a professional sports franchise . 
