Larry Page House, Islands and Lifestyle
Larry Page now lives mainly in Miami, where he bought two homes in Coconut Grove for about $173 million around the end of 2025 1. Before that he lived for years in Palo Alto, California. He has bought several islands in the Caribbean and Fiji, owns the superyacht Senses, and holds a New Zealand resident visa 2.
Where does Larry Page live?
Larry Page lives mainly in Miami, Florida. In December 2025, as California prepared a vote on a one-time 5% tax on billionaires who were residents on 1 January 2026, Page moved his family office and several companies to Delaware and bought homes in Miami 1. Fortune estimated the move could save him nearly $15 billion if the tax passes 1.
During the COVID-19 pandemic he lived largely in Fiji, and in August 2021 it was revealed that he holds a New Zealand resident visa 2.
Larry Page’s houses
| Home | Bought | Price | What is known |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coconut Grove, Miami: main house | December 2025 | $101.5 million | 11,855 sq ft; one of the most expensive US home sales of 2025 1 |
| Coconut Grove, Miami: second property | About the same time | $71.9 million | Nearby 1 |
| Palo Alto, California | 2005 | about $7.95 million (asking price) | Spanish Colonial Revival house; from 2009 he also built an eco-friendly house on the next plot 2 |
Larry Page’s islands
Larry Page has bought several private islands 2:
| Island | Where | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Hans Lollik Island | US Virgin Islands | 2014 |
| Eustatia Island | British Virgin Islands | after 2014 |
| Cayo Norte | Puerto Rico | 2018 |
| Tavarua | Fiji | 2020 |
Larry Page’s yacht
In 2011 Page bought the superyacht Senses for about $45 million 2. He is otherwise known for avoiding public displays of wealth and rarely appears in public.
How Larry Page spends his money
Page’s largest spending outside Alphabet has gone into technology ventures, such as the flying-car start-ups Kitty Hawk and Opener and the AI start-up Dynatomics, and into philanthropy through his family foundation 2. See companies and investments.
