Google Is Really Getting Into Miami Lately
THE SO WHAT
When a major platform shifts executive gravity to a new city, local ecosystems reprice overnight—talent, office space, and startup formation will follow Google’s Miami build-out. If you’re hiring or partnering in the region, treat this as a 3–5 year signal, not a PR tour stop.
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