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Mark Zuckerberg in Contract to Buy $200M Miami Mansion
Facebook founder and wife Priscilla Chan set to move from California to ultra-exclusive 'Billionaire Bunker' island
Published on Mar. 2, 2026
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Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan are in contract to purchase a $200 million waterfront mansion on the ultra-exclusive Indian Creek Island in Miami, Florida. The under-construction property features a limestone facade, nine bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, and stunning water views. The move comes as Zuckerberg and other tech billionaires flee California amid a proposed tax on the state's wealthiest residents.
Why it matters
Zuckerberg's purchase of the lavish Miami mansion reflects a broader trend of tech titans leaving California for Florida, which has no state income tax. The move also highlights the growing wealth disparity as the ultra-rich seek refuge in exclusive enclaves like 'Billionaire Bunker' on Indian Creek Island.
The details
The $200 million property on Indian Creek Island, known as the 'Billionaire Bunker,' is currently under construction and was previously sold for $30 million in 2020. The 9-bedroom, 11-bathroom home is being designed by Ferris Rafauli to maximize an 'indoor/outdoor' Miami lifestyle, with features like a limestone facade and a 38-foot skylight above the central staircase. Zuckerberg and Chan's children are homeschooled, so the estate will likely include a dedicated study space.
- The property has been on the market for 111 days.
- The home is currently slated for a late 2026 completion, but may be delayed by 18 months.
- Zuckerberg and Chan are expected to close on the purchase this month.
The players
Mark Zuckerberg
The co-founder and former CEO of Facebook, now known as Meta Platforms.
Priscilla Chan
Zuckerberg's wife, a pediatrician.
Aaron Rollins
The current owner of the property, a cosmetic surgeon.
Marine Rollins
The current owner of the property, a Miami real estate broker.
Jill Hertzberg
A Coldwell Banker broker listing the property.
Daniel Hertzberg
A Coldwell Banker broker listing the property.
What’s next
The judge in the case will decide on Tuesday whether or not to allow Walker Reed Quinn out on bail.
The takeaway
Zuckerberg's purchase of the lavish Miami mansion reflects a broader trend of tech titans fleeing California for Florida, which has no state income tax. The move highlights the growing wealth disparity as the ultra-rich seek refuge in exclusive enclaves like 'Billionaire Bunker' on Indian Creek Island.
