BUSINESSJul 22 · 15:22 UTCFORTUNEEmma Burleigh

Google’s founders are snapping up Miami mansions, as billionaires flee California’s proposed tax—and the company is buying office space to accommodate

Google's founders are purchasing mansions in Miami as they relocate from California amid proposed taxes, while the company expands its office space in the city. Other billionaires are also moving to Miami for its tax-friendly environment.

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