The ultra rich are heading to miami .....fleeing california ........ and those democrat shithole states ........i have no problem with the ultra rich ........ its the rich wankers.......... i have a problem with the nouveau rich!!!!!!!!!......the entitled pricks .......... it's usually old money that is ....... quiet......... new money is loud crass ...... and shit .....but then miami is fucking a shithole.......... anyways with idiots ....... in there hyperlite cars .....listen if you need to fill your insecurities /empty selfless soul ........ with stuff ....... you are an empty cunt ........you have no personality...... i have known cunts like this ....... all money ........ no confidence have to buy friends ........listen if you have to buy friends ........ i am way to expensive for you .......you could never afford what i got ....priceless matey ........no one got the confidence i got ....... all it takes is money .....you have to buy me i do not need money .......i have a gift .....don't hate the player ........ hate the game ....still some guys need a nice car and place becasue they have no confidence and its all they can use to attract a shallow whore .......and shallow whores love nice cars ......ad places...... and idiots with money ....simple ....... look at all the rich guys...... they all get fucked ......tiger woods/jeff bezos/bill gates .........all divorced....... and had to pay massive fortunes ....... to their spouses .....because they have no personalities .......... but money is god to the shallow and soulless........real hustlers do not need money just the mind
America's ultra wealthy flock to new red state business hubs… as growth sputters in California and New York
America's super rich are swapping Silicon Valley for Utah's Silicon Slopes and Manhattan for Miami.
In the next five years, Republican states are set to see the largest influx of ultra high net worth individuals, according to a new report.
The analysis, from wealth intelligence firm Altrata, defines these people as those worth more than $30 million.
While the traditional wealth hubs of California and New York still lead in terms of the number of ultra wealthy Americans living there, they are lagging when it comes to growth.
Instead Florida is leading the way, with an estimated 8.8 percent yearly growth of super rich residents through 2030.
Utah is projected to see the second largest annual growth over the same period of 8.1 percent, while Texas is due to see a 7.9 percent yearly surge.
The ultra rich are throwing their money into these states as a result of attractive low-tax regimes, the rise in remote working, general lifestyle appeal and emerging technology and finance hubs in areas such as Miami, Austin and Salt Lake City.
A high-profile example of this shift in America's wealth map was Elon Musk's decision to relocate Tesla's corporate headquarters from California to Texas in late 2021 — and now others are following his lead.
Florida is due to see the largest yearly growth of super rich residents - at 8.8 percent - as investors and entrepreneurs flock to Miami
Elon Musk moved Tesla's headquarters from California to Texas in 2021, and now it seems others are following suit
Florida and Texas, in particular, have experienced rising inflows of ultra wealthy individuals and corporate activity over recent years, often from the more traditional wealth hubs of California and New York.
Household name companies, including Chevron, Charles Schwab and Playboy, have left California, with many blaming Governor Gavin Newsom's 'anti-business' progressive policies.
However, Los Angeles still has the third highest number of ultra high net worth residents of all cities globally, at 11,680.
New York, meanwhile, has the most in the world at 21,380.
In the next five years, the Sunshine State is forecast to grow from a super rich population of 11,244 to 17,111, according to Altrata.
Since the pandemic, Miami has established itself as a hotspot for luxury real estate, while Florida in general is attracting investors and entrepreneurs for its 'pro-business' policies.
'Key drivers (relative to other states) include favorable demographics, economic growth, alongside tax-planning reasons and entrepreneurial policies, all of which underpin the growth (as well as the formation) of businesses that are owned and/or run by the ultra wealthy (and those set to become ultra wealthy as a result),' the report reads.
In Texas, which is also attracting big business as a result of Houston's energy wealth and Austin's growing tech sector, the number of super rich people is expected to grow to 27,383 by 2030.
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