All Content from Business Insider | The hot new commute for Miami billionaires costs $1,000 a minute by Madeline Berg

ILandMiami's helipads, one of which is seen here off the coast of Star Island, float through Miami's waterways, providing flexible landing for the city's billionaire residents.Courtesy of ILandMiami

From Mark Zuckerberg to Alex Karp, the world's richest people are spending big on waterfront properties in Miami.A new status symbol is helping them beat traffic — for a price.ILandMiami offers mobile helipads that travel the waterways so billionaires can land near their own backyards.Time is money, as the saying goes.

For real estate agent Angel Nicolas' clientele, who are spending eight figures on homes in South Florida, time is a lot of money.

Getting on a billionaire's radarReal estate agent Nancy Batchelor used an ILandMiami helipad in a recent marketing film for a property she's representing.Read the original article on Business Insider

Read more: https://www.businessinsider.com/miami-billionaires-skipping-traffic-floating-helipads-status-symbol-2026-4

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