A vacant lot next to one of Bezos's Indian Creek mansions is for sale for $200 million. See what it's like on Miami's Billionaire Bunker.

Financial experts predicted Jeff Bezos's move to Florida would pay off handsomely—and they were right. So far, the Amazon founder's tax savings have been astronomical, worth an estimated $1 billion this year alone.

A plot of land next to a handful of Jeff Bezos’ properties in South Florida is up for grabs for about $200 million, pinning a price on what it costs to call the founder of Amazon (AMZN) your neighbor.

This story has been updated to fix a punctuation error in the headline and to remove an inadvertently included meta description. For most people, deciding where to live comes down to factors like affordability and access to employment.

The 0.74ha lot is at Indian Creek, a man-made barrier island that has been dubbed “Billionaire Bunker”. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Amazon founder's neighbors are seeking a huge profit on a 1.84-acre vacant waterfront lot on Indian Creek Island they paid $27.5 million for almost seven years ago.

The empty land, at 9 Indian Creek Island Road, was purchased for $27.5 million in 2018 by SMM Sunny Holding LLC, a Delaware company, records show. Reznik said the current owner drew pre-designs for a 25,000 square-feet (2,322.6 square meters) estate on the property that will be available to the buyer.

Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, reportedly saved over $1 billion in taxes by relocating to a luxury complex dubbed the "Billionaire Bunker"

A seller is listing an empty waterfront lot in Indian Creek for $200 million, adjacent to Jeff Bezos's properties. Broker Ilya Reznik suggests the price may be negotiable, and even if it doesn’t sell for that amount,