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A Tax on Billionaires Has Caused Google’s Founder to Seek Refuge in Miami. a $173 Million Shelter – Entre Lineastiktiktiktok
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Larry Page, co-founder of Google and the second-largest fortune in the world according to Forbes, makes his bags after 30 years living in California. It is not a whim. After this decision there is a compelling reason: not paying taxes. However, the millionaire moves in the most millionaire way possible, which is nothing less than spending $173.4 million on two mansions near the sea in Miami. A house with a name and surname in Coconut Grove.
Larry Page has just purchased a $97 million villa in Miami. Google's co-founder follows Jeff Bezos, who has been based in Florida since the end of 2023. Behind these luxury moves is a well-oiled tax optimization strategy.
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