Archive for the ‘Miami Beach Condo Buildings’ Category

Setai South Beach Penthouse Sells for Record-Setting $21.5M. Breaks Multiple Miami Beach Real Estate Records.

Friday, December 9th, 2011

Setai South Beach PH ‘A’ described as one of the most important condos on the eastern seaboard, sold for a staggering $21.5M, breaking multiple sales records in the process.

Miami Beach Condos: Mid-Year Luxury South Beach Condo Market Report

Thursday, July 7th, 2011

Miami Beach Real Estate Roars Back I knew this was a really good year, but it wasn’t until I started to pull the stats that I realized HOW good a year it’s been – and continues to be.  We regularly track nine condos in South Beach’s South of Fifth (SoFi) neighborhood for a few reasons: Location [...]

Nearly three years later, Apogee South Beach Penthouse Sells for About Half its Original List Price

Friday, April 15th, 2011

After lingering on the market for almost three years, the Apogee Penthouse in South Beach closed for $11.5M yesterday (April 14). Originally listed for $22M in July 2008, owner Peter Fine paid $15M for the ultra-luxury condo property in February 2008. The buyer is Yulia Solodova for Apogee 702, LLC. Fine produced the Tony Award-winning musical [...]

Miami Beach Real Estate: 2010 South Beach Condo Market Index

Thursday, April 14th, 2011

This Miami Beach real estate condo index is comprised of nine luxury waterfront high-rise condos in the chic South of Fifth neighborhood in South Beach:  Apogee South Beach , Continuum North (or 2),  Continuum South( or 1), Portofino Tower, South Pointe Tower, Murano at Portofino, Yacht Club at Portofino, Murano Grande, and ICON South Beach. [...]

Miami Beach Celeb Real Estate: Seikaly and Piazza Sell

Tuesday, December 14th, 2010

Wow.  Ok. Two (former) professional athletes sell their Miami Beach real estate. Rony Seikaly, a retired basketball player, sold his stunning lower North Bay Road manse to Brightstar CEO, Marcelo Claure.  The approximately 9,300 sf home, built in 2005 and sited on a 26,500 sf lot, was sold to Claure for $11.5M.  The house was not listed with a [...]

Selling Miami Beach Real Estate? Just How Hard Is It?

Friday, September 3rd, 2010

Why do some properties languish on the market for an eternity, while others get snapped up?

Some sellers don’t want to admit that they know the real reason that there property isn’t selling.

An article in today’s Miami Herald shows the success of a stalled condo project in mid-beach that is bucking the trend.