Spying on Super Exclusive Island Only The Wealthiest Locate · Global Voices

Mark Zuckerberg became the newest billionaire to buy a house in an exclusive area of Indian Creek Island in Miami, also known as Bunker Billion.

According to the Wall Street Journal, the Meta CEO has recently amassed the purchase of a luxury home still in renovation, at a fantastic price of 170 million dollars.

His new neighbor includes the founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos and his wife Lauren, who owns three properties on the island. Other famous figures include Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, Tom Brady, and DJ David Guetta. So, what makes this island so popular among the super rich?

According to Matias Alem, the CEO of the luxury real estate company of BRG International as well as Christina West Alem, sales associate at BRG, his main attraction is privacy and powerful security.

"It can only be accessed through one bridge," the Alem is clear about the island, which has police forces, marine patrols, and sophisticated security systems that rival the embassy.

"This place has something almost impossible to find, which is its own city. They own their own police force, they monitor the island from land and water. They have radar systems, thermal cameras, in short very sophisticated security systems. That's the number-one attraction for many of these clients," he said.

"The second land. You could buy one or two acres of land on the waterfront over there, and it's very hard to find in Miami," her implants are quoted seconds from the People.

The third attraction is the Indian Creek Country Club and its golf course with 18 holes that occupy the entire center of the island by 300 acres, ensuring privacy between properties.

"It's a private golf course and only through invitation lines. His membership was restricted, no new members unless anyone came out. You don't have to have a house on this island to be a member, but you can't join unless someone at the board invites you," obviously.

Early membership costs $150,000-500,000, plus annual dues. Both of them recorded this island as being familiar with a row of celebrity citizens.

"It has been a long time since Julio Iglesias was the most famous man on this island and had about four cavalry for himself and his children," said Alem, as he added that the property had now been sold.

"historically no tech figures at first. Jeff Bezos was the first one in,

Now Ivanka and Jared Kushner, Tom Brady, Mark Zuckerberg, and Priscilla Chan have property there, along with businessmen like Carl Icahn and Peter Canco (founder and CEO Jersey Mike's Subs). Other homeowners including Jeffrey softer, and Bob Diener.

"This is a land of total privacy, there are only 41 cavlings and police ratio to extremely high population, one of the highest in the US," Alem continued on about the island's attraction.

"You're next door to Bel Harbour who owns all the best restaurants and stores and you can play golf and enjoy privacy. No one's going to drive past your house to take photos," called it. Plus, the sun in there shines almost a year.