Billionaire Google co-founder Larry Page’s family office quietly leases in Coconut Grove
Billionaire Larry Page’s family office locked down an under-the-radar lease in Miami’s Coconut Grove, as the Google co-founder tightens his grip on the neighborhood where he’s dropped nearly $190 million on property in the past year. Page’s Koop family office took space at a boutique seven-story building near Barnacle State Park, though its name isn’t listed on the property’s directory, Bloomberg reported, citing two anonymous sources. The square footage and address weren’t specified. Page is among a cohort of billionaires who have planted roots in Miami over the past year with residential purchases in ultra-luxe enclaves. The influx comes as […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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