South Florida’s latest trophy listings exceed $500M
A waterfront assemblage of three adjacent homes on Miami Beach’s Palm Island returned to the market asking $185.5 million, up from its previous asking price in 2023. It’s one of a handful of ultra-pricey listings to hit the market in recent days across South Florida, exceeding $500 million in combined new inventory of waterfront homes, as agents lament a lack of high-end houses for sale. “The ultra high-end of the market is doing extremely well. Things aren’t staying on the market very long because there’s a lack of product,” said Palm Beach agent Dana Koch. “The top producers are all […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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