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Jeff Bezos Remains Florida's Richest Billionaire Three Years After Relocating

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos relocated to Miami, Florida in 2023, citing proximity to his parents and the expanding operations of his space company Blue Origin. His net worth has grown substantially over the past year, now standing at approximately $378 billion. Bezos expressed mixed emotions about leaving Seattle, where he had lived for many years. Florida is also home to other prominent billionaires, including Shad Khan and former President Donald Trump.

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