Google billionaire Larry Page trades California for Miami with two $173M mansions

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A Proposed Wealth Tax Sparks an Exodus

Google co-founder Larry Page just made one of the biggest real estate moves in Miami history.

He bought two waterfront estates in the Coconut Grove neighborhood for a combined $173.4 million, solidifying his exit from California ahead of a proposed tax that could cost him billions.

Page is currently ranked as the world’s second-richest person, and if the tax passed and applied retroactively to residents as of January 1, 2026, analysts estimate it could cost him well over $10 billion…

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