Ken Griffin

Oh, no, that's going to cost.

Well, due to inflation in the cost of construction, that's going to be about a $2.5 billion tower.

Probably mid to late next year.

I didn't ever think we could build that for a billion, but I will tell you that the numbers I have seen, those are big numbers.

Bigger numbers to build a building in New York, which is even more scary.

We're not worried about filling the building.

Not worried.

Oh, if we build it, they will come.

I mean, Miami has a huge deficit of grade A office space.

I mean, the influx of firms, of human capital over the last several years, trust me, that building will fill very quickly.

We'll cross that bridge in a year and change.

You know, this is like televised, so I have to be very careful my choice of words.

Let me just cut to the chase.

South Florida has something that the rest of the world wants.

It has oceanfront property in a state with extraordinarily safe streets, great schools, strong sense of community, great cultural institutions.

Miami is one of the most vibrant cities in the world.

It has been, with respect to a real estate portfolio, you'd be hard-pressed to beat the returns of real estate in South Florida over the last seven years.

And at this point, I have enough.

But in two years, we can tokenize it.

We're on plan.