The Facebook founder is reportedly set to join Jeff Bezos and Carl Icahn in Indian Creek’s Billionaire’s Bunker.

Mark Zuckerberg is the latest tech titan to splash huge cash on a Florida property as billionaires continue to shun the Golden State, according to a new report. The Meta CEO and his wife Priscilla Chan purchased an estate on Miami’s Indian Creek that likely sold for between $150 million and $200 million,

The seller of the property is reportedly an LLC tied to Peter Cancro, the founder of sandwich chain Jersey Mike’s Subs. Billionaire car dealer Norman Braman and his wife, Irma Braman, live in the home next door; Irma told the news outlet that Zuckerberg had shared plans to move into the dwelling by April. “We’re happy to have him,” she said.

Of these corporate expenditures, only the $14 million in pre-tax security fees and the $2.6 million in personal jet costs would be taxed as income. Thus, $16.6 million at 13.3% yields $2.21 million in state tax savings for Zuckerberg (excluding the new Billionaire Tax Act).

The new home is on an exclusive island known as "Billionaire Bunker."

Longtime California resident Zuckerberg, 41, is reportedly in the process of closing on a new mansion in Florida.

In a transaction that underscores the escalating valuation of terrestrial privacy among the global technocracy, Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly secured a formidable foothold within Indian Creek Village,

The Republican has blasted California's tax climate after Meta CEO Zuckerberg reportedly bought a Florida mansion.