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Miami is now the second-most expensive metro area in the US. These CEOs are fueling its billionaire boom.
Miami is the second-most expensive metro area in the US, driven by rising consumer prices and homeownership costs. High-profile CEOs like Howard Schultz, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg have relocated or purchased property in Miami, attracted by tax benefits and lifestyle factors.
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