By TOI Tech Desk
Publication Date: 2026-01-17 08:52:00
Google cofounder Larry Page, who left California beating the deadline on a proposed wealth tax targeting the state’s richest residents, has bought a property on the tropical coastline of South Florida. According to a report, Page has acquired two massive estates in Miami’s Coconut Grove for an amount exceeding $170 million. He is the latest in a string of ultra-high-net-worth individuals to relocate to the US state, and his exit from California comes as the state prepares to vote on a “Billionaire Tax” act.Citing property records, Business Insider reports that Page initiated his move in December 2025 by first purchasing a 4.5-acre compound for $101.5 million. He then acquired a second property less than a mile away in January for an additional $71.9 million through his Tropical Frontier Revocable Trust
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