Jeff Bezos & Lauren Sanchez Announce They’re Moving from Seattle to Miami

Jeff Bezos is heading towards greener pastures — or bluer waters, relatively … ‘trigger he is packing up his baggage and leaving town of Seattle behind for good … choosing Florida.

The Amazon founder billionaire introduced Thursday that he and his fiancée, Lauren Sanchez, might be transferring to Miami quickly — and he did so by posting previous footage of himself within the metropolis he is lived in for a very long time … and the place he based the long-lasting tech firm.

Jeff writes, “Seattle has been my house since 1994 after I began Amazon out of my storage. That’s my dad behind the digicam on this video, touring Amazon’s first ‘workplace.'”

He continues, “My dad and mom have at all times been my greatest supporters. They not too long ago moved again to Miami, the place we lived after I was youthful (Miami Palmetto Excessive class of ’82 — GO Panthers!) I wish to be near my dad and mom, and Lauren and I like Miami.”

He factors out that his rocket firm, Blue Origin, has its core operations facility down in Cape Canaveral as properly … so the transfer is sensible on that entrance, as he apparently desires to give attention to that enterprise a tad bit extra nowadays.

JB finishes with this … “I’ve lived in Seattle longer than I’ve lived wherever else and have so many wonderful reminiscences right here. As thrilling because the transfer is, it’s an emotional determination for me. Seattle, you’ll at all times have a chunk of my coronary heart.”

Lauren appears to be stoked concerning the relocation … she replied, “Miami 💖.”

In fact, this transfer strains up with a latest actual property buy he made down within the Sunshine State — during which he scooped up his neighbor’s multi-million-dollar compound in Indian Creek, FL … a plot of land that was already subsequent to his mansion there.

We already know the soon-to-be-married energy couple like the open sea, and with them being stationed in Vice Metropolis going ahead … they’re going to have entry to 1 after which some.