V
enture capitalist Keith Rabois and his husband, Jacob Helberg, are listing their Miami Beach estate for $65 million as Helberg prepares to relocate to Washington, DC. The property was purchased by Rabois in 2020 for approximately $29 million and underwent a $15 million renovation. Despite Helberg's move to DC, Rabois plans to remain in Miami Beach, but will often visit the capital.

    The estate features a 5,600-gallon aquarium that requires a scuba diver for maintenance, which was imported from Japan at a cost of $1 million. The 15,000-square-foot home boasts an infinity-edge pool, outdoor kitchen, private dock, and sleek rooftop deck with hot tub. Inside, the open-concept kitchen and living area feature a massive island and twin glass-enclosed wine cellars.

    Rabois and Helberg recently purchased a historic seven-bedroom home in Washington's elite Kalorama neighborhood for around $7 million. The couple left San Francisco for Miami in 2020, citing the city's poorly run leadership and business-friendly climate. However, Rabois now sees a shift back toward the West Coast due to the rise of artificial intelligence.

    Miami's luxury market has been red-hot, with multimillion-dollar deals closing regularly. A nearby property on La Gorce Island sold for $100 million last month, solidifying South Florida as a prime destination for the ultra-wealthy.