davenportmeghan+FollowWhy Billionaires Are Buying Up MiamiSo, Google’s Larry Page just dropped nearly $15 million on another Miami mansion, adding to his $188 million Florida estate. Why? California’s new billionaire tax is making tech moguls pack up and head for the Sunshine State. The Miami luxury home scene is now a high-stakes game of Monopoly, with buyers offering neighbors blank checks to snag rare waterfront lots. If you’re dreaming of a Miami beach house, better act fast—prices are skyrocketing as the billionaire crowd moves in! #RealEstate #MiamiRealEstate #BillionaireMoves00Share
russellolson+FollowMiami’s luxury market heats up with Google moneyLarry Page just dropped a jaw-dropping $173 million on two Coconut Grove mansions, and it’s not just about the sunshine. With California’s proposed billionaire tax looming, Page is one of many ultra-wealthy folks making a beeline for Miami’s exclusive neighborhoods. The combo of no state income tax, walkable communities, and waterfront views is turning Coconut Grove into a magnet for tech titans and venture capitalists. What do you think—are these billionaire moves reshaping Miami for better or worse? Would you welcome this wave of new neighbors, or does it change the city’s vibe? #RealEstate #MiamiRealEstate #LarryPage00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowMiami’s $105M empty lot: The price of proximityA vacant slice of Miami’s Indian Creek just sold for a jaw-dropping $105 million—simply because it’s next to Jeff Bezos’s estate. On an island where privacy is king and neighbors are billionaires, even an empty lot becomes a nine-figure trophy. The buyer’s identity is a mystery, but the message is clear: scarcity, security, and status drive prices into the stratosphere here. What do you think—does this kind of sale reflect smart investing, or does it highlight how out of reach prime real estate has become for most people? #RealEstate #MiamiRealEstate #BillionaireBunker00Share
