Jeff Bezos Joins the Elite Community of Indian Creek Island
The Billionaire’s New Abode
In a recent turn of events, Jeff Bezos, the third richest person in the world, has reportedly purchased a waterfront home in Miami’s Indian Creek Village for a staggering $68 million. The sale closed on June 27, and the property was purchased through an entity linked to Bezos. The mansion, built in 1965 and expanded in 1985, spans nearly 9,300 square feet and sits on a 2.8-acre lot. It features three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
Why Indian Creek?
Indian Creek Island, also known as the “Billionaire Bunker,” is one of the most exclusive and wealthy enclaves in the United States. With only around 40 waterfront luxury residences and a private golf course, the island offers unparalleled privacy, security, and serenity. The island is also one of the most heavily patrolled neighborhoods, with a private police force that patrols the island via land and water 24 hours daily.
The Neighborhood of Billionaires
Bezos will join an elite community that includes other billionaires like Carl Icahn and hedge funder Eddie Lampert, as well as celebrities like Tom Brady, Ivanka Trump, and Jared Kushner. The island has been a magnet for the rich and famous, offering a secluded and secure environment that is hard to find elsewhere.
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The property was listed in 2016 for $29.5 million by the seller, Michael Lerner, the mogul who created the “Baby on Board” signs in the 1980s. Its reported Mr. Lerner bought the one-acre lot in 2013 for $4.95 million and built the Miami Beach mansion intending to live it in himself before deciding to relocate to Palm Beach.