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Coconut Grove is Miami’s billionaire enclave, drawing Larry Page and Ken Griffin. Now luxury hotelier Raffles is building 35 homes there from $4.5M

New York City and San Francisco have historically been the U.S.’s hotspots for the ultrawealthy—but in recent years, Miami has emerged as one of the most popular places to move.

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New York City and San Francisco have historically been the U.S.’s hotspots for the ultrawealthy—but in recent years, Miami has emerged as one of the most popular places to move. In the wake of a potential wealth tax in California and a new millionaires’ tax in Washington , Florida is a safe haven for billionaires trying to protect their fortunes (although not all will admit that’s the motive behind their move). One of the world’s best-known hotel brands is betting that the wave of wealth will keep coming.

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