📊 South Florida’s top deals: Fort Partners sells two Sea Club units worth $104M
🏆 Residential: Surfside once again had the most expensive home sale to hit records. Fort Partners parted with a $64.5 million penthouse at the Seaway at Surf Club North at 9165 Collins Avenue. The buyer was Marinus Limited. Fort Partners, led by Nadim Ashi, has seen a string of eye-popping sales lately at the ultra-luxury development, which sits on the waterfront and has 34 units. ODP Architecture designed the Seaway North, construction on the project commenced in 2024. đź“Š Residential: The second-priciest home sale was also at Fort Partners’ Seaway at Surf Club North at 9165 Collins Avenue, where Fana […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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