Proposed $80M megamansion hits market as Fort Lauderdale’s priciest listing
A proposed trophy estate in Fort Lauderdale hit the market for $80 million, making it the city’s priciest residential listing, according to the listing agents. The property includes a 1.2-acre waterfront site at 1000 Riviera Isle Drive, asking $30 million, along with plans for The Manor at Banyan Point, a 20,000-square-foot mansion. If completed as designed, the estate would be priced at $4,000 per square foot. Kevin Kreutzfeld and Platon Polishchuk of Premier Estate Properties have the listing. Affiniti Architects designed the manor, and Mark Timothy Luxury Homes is the builder, according to the listing. The Manor at Banyan Point […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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