Miami continues to solidify its status as a global destination for the world’s most influential entrepreneurs, as leading figures from the technology sector increasingly invest in South Florida real estate. Most recently, attention has turned to Larry Page and Sergey Brin, whose interest in Miami’s ultra-luxury market reflects a broader shift among ultra-high-net-worth individuals.
Larry Page has quietly emerged as the buyer behind several headline-making acquisitions in Coconut Grove. Over the past year, he has purchased multiple waterfront estates, assembling a rare residential portfolio valued at more than $170 million. Among the properties is a sprawling multi-acre waterfront compound, as well as a newly built seven-bedroom residence spanning over 10,000 square feet—both located in one of Miami’s most coveted and private enclaves.
At the same time, industry sources say Sergey Brin has been exploring options of his own. While previously linked to Coconut Grove, Brin is now reportedly focused on waterfront opportunities in Miami Beach. His presence in the city during major cultural moments, including Art Week, has only intensified speculation about a potential purchase.
This surge in interest from tech billionaires coincides with evolving tax and regulatory conversations in California, prompting some of the country’s wealthiest individuals to reassess where they live, invest, and establish long-term roots. Florida’s favourable tax environment, combined with Miami’s global connectivity and lifestyle appeal, continues to position the region as a compelling alternative.
Local market experts note that demand at the very top of the market has reached unprecedented levels. Buyers operating in the nine-figure range are no longer the exception—they are becoming a defining force in shaping Miami’s luxury landscape. Waterfront estates, privacy, acreage, and architectural distinction remain the most sought-after attributes.
As more global leaders choose Miami, the city’s luxury real estate market continues to evolve beyond a seasonal destination, reinforcing its place among the world’s most desirable addresses for those seeking both lifestyle and long-term value.
