Barstool\u2019s Dave Portnoy explains decision behind his Miami move YouTube: BFFs with Dave Portnoy and Josh RichardsBarstools Sports president Dave Portnoy has revealed that he is packing up and moving out to Miami, leaving his company home of New York after five years. On the Dave Portnoy show on Wednesday, March 17, Portnoy appeared to have taken influence from Logan Paul, who is looking at Puerto Rico, and decided he can work remotely from sunny Miami. Portnoy founded Barstool Sports in 2003 in Boston, Massachusetts, and after finding huge success, the company was moved to New York in 2016. Barstool now produces several hugely popular podcasts including Call her Daddy, Pardon My Take, and BFFs with Dave Portnoy and TikTok\u2019s Josh Richards. Aside from Barstool, Dave is also well known for his Pizza review series called \u201cOne Bite With Davey Pageviews.\u201d He has posted more than a thousand reviews and in 2017, he set himself the goal of reviewing every pizza place in Manhattan. In the past year, Dave has also become a well-known name among TikTokers after beginning his podcast BFFs with Josh Richards and engaging in commentary around the platform on Twitter. With that success, it\u2019s not surprising Dave has been on the lookout for a more luxurious place to call home. His new digs in Florida will likely become the replacement for his rental property in New York, and the second house he owns after his holiday home in Nantucket Speaking to his co-host Eddie, Portnoy explained the reason behind his initial interest in Miami: \u201cThere was a girl I met in the Hamptons who tried to set me up with her friend\u2026she reached out to me and she\u2019s like hey I have a friend who owns this place in Miami you\u2019re here all the time you should look at it\u2026it was gorgeous it was the first place I saw.\u201d He went on to explain that after looking at a few places in the area, right when he wanted to buy the first place, a Tesla executive got there first. But that didn\u2019t deter the Barstool owner, who realized that Miami was still a perfect spot, despite the distance from the home of Barstool Sports. \u201cI\u2019ve come to believe I can work remotely. If I have to come to New York, I\u2019ll come to New York, but I can do so much stuff in Miami,\u201d he continued. (Topic starts at 22:02) \u201cI\u2019m there anyway and for taxes \u2013 at the end of like five years I\u2019ll either have the same amount of money in new york or the same amount of money in Miami, except I\u2019ll have a place I own. So if you can do it it\u2019s really stupid financially not to do it like I never see myself being a long-term Miami guy but it just makes financial sense.\u201d He also revealed that the price for his new home was \u201castronomically high\u201d and he wasn\u2019t expecting it to be. \u201cI walked in and the price on my place was three million dollars cheaper on the sheet than it was. They raised the price by three million dollars like the second before I showed up and I had to swallow it.\u201d The question remains as to how Dave will operate while he\u2019s based in Miami, although he floated the idea of either getting a hotel when he visits the Barstool office or potentially getting a company apartment for his frequent visits.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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