Every few months another headline appears about Miami’s luxury property boom.
Billionaires are buying up islands.
Homes are selling for $100 million.
Tech founders and hedge fund managers are building compounds with helipads and private docks.
The narrative is clear: Miami is the new Gilded Age playground.
But step back for a moment and ask a simple question.
If Miami is a gold rush… what exactly is Jamaica?
Because geographically, aesthetically and culturally, Jamaica arguably has everything Miami has — and more.
And yet the prices tell a completely different story.
Miami: Billionaires Competing for a View
In Miami Beach and the surrounding islands of Biscayne Bay, the ultra-wealthy are competing for a tiny strip of land barely a mile wide.
There are only a handful of waterfront estates available at any given time. Billionaires are buying neighbouring properties just to combine them into mega-compounds.
Jeff Bezos.
Mark Zuckerberg.
Larry Page.
These are not people looking for a place to live.
They a…
