Ken Griffin is pouring billions into Miami. Larry Page, Sergey Brin, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg are buying up Miami real estate. Peter Thiel and Keith Rabois have planted roots here. Palantir moved its headquarters here. Adam Neumann is building Flow, a venture-backed residential ecosystem connecting real estate, technology, and community, with a major footprint in Miami. Larry Ellison is in Palm Beach. And people still want to pretend nothing is happening in South Florida. Between Miami and Palm Beach, the concentration of capital, influence, and access is becoming impossible to ignore. San Francisco has an incredible talent pool. Nobody is disputing that. But it’s also one of the most saturated ecosystems in the world. A lot of people are so deeply rooted in SF that they can’t imagine the next major tech ecosystem developing anywhere else. But builders aren’t supposed to think about where everyone is today. They’re supposed to think about where the opportunities will be tomorrow. Capital moves. Talent follows. Ecosystems form. I’m not dumb enough to act like SF is dead. I’m saying you’d be stupid to assume it will be the only place that matters forever. The smartest builders think two moves ahead. Miami is the move. Don’t be a sheep.