US EditionZuckerberg Buys in Bezos’ Florida Zip Code Amid California Wealth Tax Fight
- Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal reported February 9, 2026 that Mark Zuckerberg, Meta CEO, and Dr. Priscilla Chan are planning to buy a nearly two-acre waterfront mansion on Indian Creek, with agents estimating the price between $150 million and $200 million.
- The trend follows a recent wave of Silicon Valley billionaires buying South Florida homes, driven in part by the proposed one-time 5% California wealth tax on residents worth $1 billion or more.
- Reports citing a person familiar with the matter and local real-estate agents say it is unclear whether the sale has closed, and a Meta spokesperson declined to comment.
- Miami-Area agents warn early billionaire moves encourage more high-end Miami buyers, while Building a Better California and other pro-business groups have raised about $35 million.
- Amid his existing California investments, Mark Zuckerberg, Meta CEO with about $240 billion net worth, owns two California homes and others in Hawaii and Washington, DC, and pledged $50 million to Sacramento State University last month.
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