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Billionaires back South Florida growth

Billionaires Back South Florida Growth

Stephen Ross and Ken Griffin back a national campaign positioning South Florida as a leading destination for business, talent, investment, and long-term real estate growth.

Wealth migration from Dubai to Miami

The Wealth Pipeline to Watch: Dubai to Miami

Geopolitical uncertainty in the Gulf, new U.S. residency pathways, and Miami's tax and lifestyle advantages could accelerate the movement of globally mobile wealth from Dubai to South Florida.

The proposed end of property taxes in Florida

The End of Property Taxes in Florida

Florida's proposed homestead exemption expansion could eliminate property taxes for most primary homeowners, reduce ownership costs, and strengthen the state's appeal to residents and investors.

Technology and wealth migration to Miami

Where Tech Goes, Money Follows

Tech founders and global wealth are relocating to South Florida, driving record all-cash luxury sales and establishing Indian Creek as a defining signal of Miami's capital migration.

Davos 2026 market insights

Davos 2026

A perspective from the World Economic Forum on renewed American business confidence, deregulation, global capital inflows, and the need to act decisively in a high-conviction growth cycle.

The problem with short-term thinking

The Problem with Short-Term Thinking

Larry Fink's warning about short-term corporate thinking reinforces Prosper Group's focus on patient capital, prime locations, investor education, and decisions built to compound over generations.

Florida sunshine as a business growth strategy

Why Sunshine Is a Growth Strategy

Palantir's move to Miami highlights how lower policy friction, business formation, talent attraction, and Florida's tax environment are accelerating the Gold Coast's growth.

The income tax problem and wealth migration

The Income Tax Problem

High-income taxes often export wealth, businesses, and opportunity instead of reducing inequality, while Florida continues to attract residents and capital from high-tax states.