UPDATED, Feb. 9, 9:26 a.m.: Condo sales and dollar volume climbed in the first week of February in Miami-Dade County.
Dollar volume for the week totaled $232 million, compared to $159.5 million recorded the week before. Sales reached 259, versus 210 the previous week.
Condos sold for an average price of about $896,000, up slightly from about $759,000 the week prior.
The top sale was a $21 million closing on Fisher Island. Unit 7153 at Palazzo Del Mare in Miami Beach traded for about $2,874 per square foot. Elena Bluntzer represented the buyer, Fana Fisher 7153 LLC. Alex Flikshteyn represented the seller of the five-bedroom, 7,308-square-foot condo, Igor Olegovich Nesterenko. The deal includes a waterfront cabana and two-car garage. It marks the highest closing on Fisher Island so far this year.
The second most expensive sale occurred at Four Seasons Residences. Penthouse 1 at 1425 Brickell Avenue in Miami traded for $15.9 million, or about $1,806 per square foot. Elena Bluntzer and Jonathan Garcia represented the seller, while Jonathan Mann with Coldwell Banker represented the buyer.
Here’s a breakdown of the top 10 sales from Jan. 30 to Feb. 5:
Most expensive
(Courtesy of LuxHunters)
Palazzo Del Mare, 7153 Fisher Island Drive, unit 7153 | 183 days on the market | $21M | $2,874 psf | Listing agent: Alex Flikshteyn | Buyer’s agent: Elena Bluntzer
Least expensive
(Source: Condos & Condos)
Residences at Vizcaya, 3535 Hiawatha Avenue, unit 504 | 203 days on the market | $4.4M | $1,106 psf | Listing agent: Juliana Savoia | Buyer’s agent: Jorge Uribe
Most days on market
(Source: Brown Harris Stevens Miami)
Sunset Harbour, 1800 Sunset Harbour Drive, unit TS-2/3 | 578 days on the market | $7.9M | $1,110 psf | Listing agent: Dina Goldentayer | Buyer’s agent: Bryan Sereny
Fewest days on market
(Source: Compass)
Two Park Grove Condo, 2821 South Bayshore Drive, unit PH-B | 1 day on the market | $4.5M | $1,741 psf | Listing agent: Carole Smith | Buyer’s agent: Carole Smith
(Source: Condo.com)
Correction: An earlier version of this story included an incorrect sale price for one of the units.