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Google Expands in Miami After Its Billionaire Founders Buy Homes

Google is significantly expanding its Miami footprint following the residential real estate acquisitions of its billionaire co-founders.

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Google has quadrupled its office space in Miami. This corporate expansion follows a series of residential property purchases by co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in South Florida.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Fortune, Fox Business, Refresh Miami, and The Real Deal emphasizes the connection between the founders' "residential spree" and the company's increased presence. Fortune reports that billionaires are leaving California due to a proposed tax.

Future developments involve the scale of Google's expanded operations in Miami as the company "supersizes" its presence in the region.

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How much has Google expanded its Miami office?

According to Refresh Miami, Google has quadrupled its office space in the city.

Why are Google's founders moving to South Florida?

Fortune reports that billionaires are fleeing California's proposed tax.

Which Google executives are buying homes in Miami?

Coverage identifies co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin as the individuals purchasing mansions in the area.

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