Why Miami became the new capital of the ultra-richs in the United States
Data from the so-called "Index of Inequality", prepared by economists at the University of California in Berkeley, United States, and the School of Economics of
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Summary
The study considered as part of the 0.1% people who own assets of more than US$ 43 million (about R$ 220 million). But for the 0.1% that holds these conditions, Miami became one of the most sought-after destinations. "For you and me, paying $1 million [about R$5.1 million] for a real estate property can be inconceivable.
Furthermore, "I, who grew up in Key Biscayne, said, 'I would love for him to be mine to land with my helicopters." At that moment, in a negotiation that broke every record of the season, he paid $15 million for the lot where the house is built. "I remember that one of the properties we sold at that time was Shaquille O'Neill's on Star Island [another private island at the Miami Beach entrance] for $16 or $18 million. "The question is why Indian Creek?" continues De la Vega.
In addition, Former American President Richard Nixon (1913-1994) came to use that facility.
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The study considered as part of the 0.1% people who own assets of more than US$ 43 million (about R$ 220 million).
reliability low1/3 sourcesBut for the 0.1% that holds these conditions, Miami became one of the most sought-after destinations.
reliability low1/3 sources"For you and me, paying $1 million [about R$5.1 million] for a real estate property can be inconceivable.
reliability low1/3 sources"I, who grew up in Key Biscayne, said, 'I would love for him to be mine to land with my helicopters." At that moment, in a negotiation that broke every record of the season, he paid $15 million for the lot where the house is built.
reliability low1/3 sources"I remember that one of the properties we sold at that time was Shaquille O'Neill's on Star Island [another private island at the Miami Beach entrance] for $16 or $18 million.
reliability low1/3 sources"The question is why Indian Creek?" continues De la Vega.
reliability low1/3 sourcesFormer American President Richard Nixon (1913-1994) came to use that facility.
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