Zuckerberg, Palantir splash down, but will Big Tech’s Miami moves ripple out?
Mark Zuckerberg is the latest tech billionaire to consider Miami as his home base, but it remains to be seen whether his move, and a broader wave of relocations, will meaningfully boost South Florida’s residential market. Zuckerberg and his wife, pediatrician and philanthropist Priscilla Chan, are reportedly in talks to buy the waterfront compound at 7 Indian Creek Island Road, which is on the market for $200 million. The Zuckerbergs’ pending purchase and the corporate relocation of Palantir, the controversial AI software firm that’s leaving Denver for Miami, add to momentum that’s been growing at the very top end of […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Recent Posts

Buyer of Wynwood office building alleges “dangerous conditions” and “Band-Aid” repairs in suit against East End

Golden Beach spec home asking $80M tops signed contracts in Miami-Dade

BH, Lennar tap Elliman to sell single-family homes on former golf course west of Aventura

Oceanfront mansion lists for $195M in potential Palm Beach record

Resi roundup: Architect’s landmark Palm Beach home sells for $28M, waterfront mansion goes for $27M

Marina showdown: Inside the proposed $80M redevelopment of Rickenbacker Marina, Marine Stadium Marina

South Florida’s top deals: Former Pfizer exec sells Palm Beach home for $27M

Wealth building starts with behavior, expert tells Realtors

BREAKING NEWS: Florida Realtors supports property tax reform

South Florida Dirt: Mandarin Oriental Boca Raton developer fires back

