Wednesday, December 30, 2015

The week in luxury: A map of Miami-Dade’s priciest condo sales


While some Miami Realtors were looking under their Christmas trees for presents last week, others were going out and closing on theirs.
A handful of agents sealed multimillion-dollar condo deals last week, and two of the week’s most expensive condo sales even closed the day before Christmas.
Miami-Dade County’s priciest unit was a 27th-floor residence at the Bella Mare condo complex in Aventura. Its lavish style fetched $3.15 million after spending 117 days on the market — one of the fastest deals this week. Scott Patterson of Esslinger Wooten Maxwell had the listing, which sold for $746 per square foot.
The week’s second-most expensive sale was unit 605 at the Bath Club in Miami Beach. It was listed with Bryan Halda of Gray & Associates Properties more than a year-and-a-half ago for $3.05 million, and finally closed last week for $2.5 million. The sale breaks down to $656 per square foot. Some of the unit’s features include a formal dining room, modern appliances and imported hardwood floors.
Last but not least, the week’s third and last multimillion-dollar closing was for unit 1601 at the Trump Tower III in Sunny Isles Beach. Listed just under a year ago, Karen Matluck of ICS Realty sealed a $2.36 million deal for this unit, which has floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the ocean. The sale equates to $806 per square foot.
After those top three sales, the rest of Miami-Dade’s most expensive condo closings ranged between $1.86 million and $645,000.
Despite the rush to close out deals before year’s end, the county’s condo market slowed down considerably during last week’s holidays: only 88 condos were sold for a total of $32.263 million. Average prices were $366,633 per unit and $263 per square foot. Figures from the previous week were almost double that: 150 condos were sold for $54.183 million.
Here’s a breakdown of the data for the week of Dec. 20 to Dec. 26. Click on the map for more information:
Most expensive 
Bella Mare, Aventura | 117 days on market | $3.15M | $746 psf | Scott Patterson of Esslinger Wooten Maxwell
Least expensive 
La Gorce Palace, Miami Beach | 231 days on market | $645,000 | $481 psf | Marilina Apfelbaum of Beachfront Realty
Most days on market
Bath Club, Miami Beach | 658 days on market | $2.5M | $656 psf | Bryan Halda of Gray & Associates Properties
Least days on market
Icon Brickell, Miami | 117 days on market | $830,000 | $630 psf | Jose Cueva of Fortune International Realty

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Aquatic Center Plaza in Fort Lauderdale hits market: $29.75M

Aquatic Center Plaza
Aquatic Center Plaza
Fort Lauderdale’s Aquatic Center Plaza, a beachfront multi-tenant retail center, has hit the market at $29.75 million, billed as a redevelopment site for a resort hotel.
The property, at 2933 Southeast 5th Street, occupies a city block. It sits directly in front of Fort Lauderdale’s Aquatic Center, which is set to undergo an extensive, multi-million dollar renovation.
Originally built in 1954, the 21,000-square-foot Aquatic Center Plaza is 100 percent occupied by a gym, restaurant and bar, souvenir shop, beauty salon and other local tenants. All the leases feature redevelopment demolition clauses. Current zoning allows for a variety of uses, according to Marcus & Millichap, which has the listing.
Broward County property records show the owners as Sophia Enterprises, which bought the property in August for $2.5 million. Sophia Enterprises’ president is Aiton Yaari and vice president Lior Avidor, corporate records show. Sophia Enterprises also owns 419-437 South Fort Lauderdale Beach Boulevard, a mixed-use property near the Aquatic Center Plaza.
“The current owners have been business and property owners on Fort Lauderdale Beach for decades and are highly-regarded community leaders,” Sandelin said in a statement. “Believing that a hospitality use is highest and best for this asset, they are engaged in the process of entitling the property as a 200-plus unit resort hotel with ground floor retail space, a sky bar, a pool deck and onsite structured parking. They anticipate completing the entitlement process by spring or summer 2016.”
Marcus & Millichap’s Scott C. Sandelin, a vice president of investments, and Edward Romo, an associate, both in the firm’s Miami office, are representing the seller.
The site is about one-and-a-half miles from the site of the future Paramount Fort Lauderdale Beach, which is now 70 percent sold. — Ina Cordle

Tuesday, December 29, 2015

The Wrap: Developer Scott Robins talks politics and real estate, Miami Beach hotel rebrands after $4 million renovation…and more

Miami

The Sunset Harbor Shops in Miami Beach
1. Developer Scott Robins talks politics and real estate [Miami New Times]

2. Miami Beach hotel rebrands after $4 million renovation [SFBJ] 

3. Billionaire Bill Koch lists his Wellington estate for nearly $3M [GossipExtra]

4. Hermès gallops into Miami’s Design District [Forbes]

— Sean Stewart-Muniz



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A Miami Beach Icon Reimagined: Fasano Hotel + Residences at Shore Club




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South Florida home prices keep rising in Octobe

A December 2011 photo of the Miami skyline (Credit: John Spade)

Home prices in South Florida maintained their continued growth during October, according to a monthly report from S&P/Case-Shiller.
The tri-county area saw prices appreciate by 8 percent year-over-year, marking the sixth-biggest price jump in the country. Ahead of South Florida were Denver, Portland and San Francisco — all with 10.9 percent increases in prices — Dallas with 9.3 percent and Seattle with 8.8 percent.
“Generally, good economic conditions continue to support gains in home prices,” David M. Blitzer, managing director and chairman of the Index Committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, wrote in the report. “Sales of new single family homes, despite recent increases in construction, remain mixed to soft compared to the trend in existing home sales.”
On a month-to-month basis, South Florida housing prices appreciated by 0.7 percent between September and October.
The region once saw skyrocketing property values during 2013 and 2014, when prices were rising at double-digit percentages.
Recent months have seen growth start to level off, which some analysts say could signal the market is stabilizing.
Nationally, the report found U.S. home prices rose by 5.2 percent year-over-year during October. That’s a slight increase compared to September, which saw a 4.9 percent appreciation in price year-over-year. — Sean Stewart-Muniz


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Tuesday, December 22, 2015

Cada departamento viene con Slip incluido



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Monday, December 21, 2015

La casa más costosa de EEUU con 159 millones de dólares



Enclavada en la localidad de Hillsboro Beach, al norte de Miami, la mansión “Le Palais Royal” ha sido puesta a la venta por 159 millones de dólares, con lo que podría constituirse como la más cara a la venta en todo el país.
El inmueble, situado en primera línea de playa en el condado de Broward, cuenta con 11 dormitorios, 17 baños, una sala de cine IMAX para 18 personas y un muelle para un yate de hasta 200 pies de eslora. Es propiedad de Robert W. Pereira, presidente de la compañía de construcción Middlesex Corp. de Massachusetts.
Hace más de un año, la propiedad se ofertaba por 139 millones de dólares. Sin embargo, el propietario le ha realizado mejoras que han elevado su valor. Esas mejoras consisten en dos casas para huéspedes con espacios subterráneos que incluirán una pista de patinaje sobre hielo, una bolera y una discoteca.
La residencia –de 60,000 pies cuadrados (5,500 metros cuadrados)—fue puesta a la venta por la agencia inmobiliaria One Sotheby's International Realty.
Con vistas panorámicas espectaculares al mar y una larga escalera exterior de mármolvalorada en dos millones de dólares, esta suerte de palacete inspirado en el Palacio de Versalles y otros castillos europeos sorprende por la abundancia de columnas, grandes ventanales y altos techos con clásicas lámparas de araña.
Tiene también esta propiedad de lujo extremo una gran piscina de 4,500 pies cuadrados con cascadas de agua. Para mayor lujo, la casa tiene más de 3 millones de dólares en detalles en enchapado de oro.

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