How much is David Harbour’s net worth?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, American actor David Harbour’s net worth is $6 million. He is known for his performance across film, television, and theater. Born on April 10, 1975, in New York, he is best known for his portrayals of CIA Agent Gregg Beam in the 2008 mystery adventure “Quantum of Solace,” Shep Campbell in the 2008 romantic drama “Revolutionary Road,” and Van Hauser in the 2012 crime drama “End of Watch.”

One of his most significant roles on television is as the character of Chief Jim Hopper in the Netflix supernatural fantasy series “Stranger Things (2016-2022).” His performance in the show earned him a Critics' Choice Award in 2018 for “Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.” His other TV projects include playing David Potter in “Rake (2014),” Reed Akley in “Manhattan (2014),” and Elliot Hirsch in “The Newsroom (2012-2014). Harbour is also a two-time Primetime Emmy Award nominee and a one-time Golden Globe Award nominee.

How much is David Harbour’s net worth?

Harbour earned his $6 million net worth primarily from his acting career. His breakout role in “Stranger Things,” catapulted him into the spotlight and earned him numerous award nominations, while boosting his earnings. In the first two seasons of “Stranger Things,” according to Celebrity Net Worth, Harbour reportedly received $100,000 per episode, totaling an amount of around $1.7 million.

Following the massive success of the show, by season three, he was apparently earning $350,000 per episode, bringing in roughly $3 million for the entire season. Outside of earnings from “Stranger Things,” he has also appeared in major productions such as “Suicide Squad (2016),” “Hellboy (2019),” “Extraction (2020), and “Black Widow (2021),” which contributed to his financial portfolio.

Harbour’s upcoming projects are poised to significantly boost his net worth. He continues his role as Alexei Shostakov, also known as the Red Guardian, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and will appear in the 2025 action adventure “Thunderbolts*” and the animated miniseries “Marvel Zombies.” He is also slated to return in “Avengers: Doomsday (2026).” Meanwhile, his character Jim Hopper is set to return in the fifth season of “Stranger Things (2025).”

David Harbour’s Real Estate Portfolio

Harbour and his partner Allen own a late-19th-century townhouse in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. Designed with fearless maximalism and bold choices, the brownstone was transformed into an eccentric dreamscape by designer Billy Cotton and architect Ben Bischoff. The home features daring decor, from a primary bathroom that doubles as a sitting room to a tiger-print carpeted media den. According to an Architectural Digest interview, the house has been dubbed “the clown house” by Allen’s kids.

Harbour’s real estate portfolio also included a 1,400-square-foot loft in New York City’s Manhattan. In a 2019 interview with Architectural Digest, Harbour revealed that the residence was purchased following a three-year-long search. Located in the Nolita neighborhood, the property was a former wagon wheel factory that he had thoroughly renovated to fit his artistic vision. Designer Kyle O’Donnell helped him transform the space into one with a vintage yet modern New York theme. The loft featured several carefully curated antique elements. It included a tin ceiling hailing from a Pennsylvania factory as well as a plant-filled, open living space.