There are only roughly 2,500 homes total in Palm Beach, a small oceanfront town in South Florida known for its extraordinarily wealthy residents — at least 48 billionaires have homes there, according to some reports, including Charles Bronfman, Stephen Ross, and a bevy of Kochs. Since the pandemic, and since several major hedge funds have relocated their offices to the town (not to mention those interested in flocking to the de facto home of our former president Donald Trump), there’s been a massive onslaught of buyers. Per property records, there have been 22 sales over $40 million in Palm Beach Country since March— and 35 over $30 million, a 177.8 percent spike in luxury sales compared with the same quarter last year. We talked to two longtime Palm Beach