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steveBK123 | 3 days ago
But if you are unfathomably rich, it's missing a lot of the culture/arts/schools/dining/tier 1 medical care/things to do of a big blue city like NYC/Bay Area/whatever. It's also culturally a place who already made their money elsewhere go to flaunt it. It's a very different vibe than places people work and grow wealth.
So a lot of the uber rich already have 5 homes, one of which is Florida, and they spend exactly enough days there, creating exactly enough of a paper trail to show Florida is their primary residence.
In practice it may just be adjustments around the edges to where they already spend time. Most only do this if they are childless, the kids are out of the house, or they are extremely divorced.. since it's disruptive to kids being in school.
kcplate|3 days ago
My guess is you haven’t spent much time in Miami or Florida. It’s most definitely not just theme parks and beaches.
steveBK123|2 days ago
Sure there's stuff, but its like 1/10th the stuff
Friends who moved down ended up keeping their NYC doctors after being very unhappy with treatment, etc