A 1,169 square foot foreclosure hit the market yesterday at Parc Lofts. The bi-level loft has 20-foot ceilings, concrete floors and exposed piping and ductwork. The unit comes equipped with stainless steel appliances, a stackable washer/dryer, one assigned parking space and a balcony. The asking price is $132,000, or $113 per square foot. The area immediately surrounding Parc Lofts is far from appealing but the unique spaces have drawn the keen interest of artists, photographers, videographers and video editors. The spaces at Parc Lofts are unlike anything you’ll find in Miami and many would say are the only true lofts in town.
For those investors looking to crunch the numbers, the HOA fee is $657 per month. Taxes are approximately 2 percent of the assessed value. I would use $250 per month as an estimate. The unit would rent for $1700 per month. Conservatively, $1600 per month which comes out to a 6.3 percent cap rate. Try finding that elsewhere in Miami. Contact us at 305-428-3860 if you would like more information about this foreclosure at Parc Lofts or if you would like to schedule an appointment to view it.
900 Biscayne Bay Video Tour
Be sure to check out the video above if you haven’t had an opportunity to tour 900 Biscayne Bay. The high-quality, professionally shot video will help you understand why 900 Biscayne Bay is so highly regarded by foreign and domestic buyers alike. 900 Biscayne Bay offers some of the most breathtaking views in Miami along with unmatched quality and timeless elegance. The video is complete with audio narrations by Pedro Martin, the developer of 900 Biscayne Bay, and Sam Robin, the interior designer. You can find floor plans for 900 Biscayne Bay as well as additional pictures at www.900BiscayneBayMiamiCondos.com or our 900 Biscayne Bay building page. Contact us at 305-428-3860 if you are interested in learning more about 900 Biscayne Bay or inquiring about the availability. Developer inventory is running low. This could be your last opportunity to purchase a condo at 900 Biscayne Bay at reduced prices.
Santa Maria Penthouse Back on the Market – $14.9M
As you may recall, Penthouse 4901 at Santa Maria was a bank-owned foreclosure that came onto the market this past May at an asking price of $12.9M. Later that same very day, the status of the listing changed to “closed sale” and showed a purchase price of $11M, or $1100 per square foot. Earlier today, I noticed that the amazing, 10,000 square foot penthouse at Santa Maria was re-listed last month, on September 10th, at an asking price of $14.9M, or $1490 per square foot. There’s no question that Penthouse 4901 at Santa Maria is one of Miami’s most coveted luxury penthouses. It will be interesting to see how long it remains on the market before garnering the interest of another buyer. I’ll be sure to keep the penthouse on my radar and report the sales price after it closes.
View additional pictures and listing information for Santa Maria PH4901.
40 South Hibiscus Drive in Miami Beach
I’ve had my eye on 40 South Hibiscus Drive in Miami Beach for quite some time. It’s a modern, ultra-chic, waterfront luxury home on Hibiscus Island. The 8 bedroom/8 bath/2 half bath mansion was designed by international award winning architect Chad Oppenheim, well known for his work on Ten Museum Park which is located in Park West. The 8,000 square foot home resides on a 24,000 square foot lot with 120 feet of prime waterfront and a boat dock. 40 S Hibiscus Dr, completed earlier this year, comes equipped with 82 feet of pool spanning two sides of the property, a covered outdoor kitchen and BBQ area, Miele kitchen appliances, floor to ceiling impact-resistant windows and doors, Kreon low voltage lighting, a 80kW generator and a fully integrated Crestron electronics system that gives you full control of the home from anywhere in the world.
Yesterday, the asking price of the home was reduced by over $1M from $13,995,000 to $12,900,000. My prediction is that 40 S Hibiscus Dr will be the next $10M+ home in Miami Beach to go under contract and will do so by year’s end. Luxury real estate in Miami Beach is doing quite well and there’s no reason for this prime piece of real estate not to be scooped up soon.
Future Publix at 18th Street & Biscayne Boulevard
The above rendering was released by the South Florida Business Journal today in an article entitled “Stiles plans Publix in downtown Miami”. The rendering is of a 49,000 square foot Publix that is planned for the location at Northeast 18th Street and Biscayne Boulevard. That article mentions that the Publix will have a bakery, pharmacy, liquor store and cafe’.
LeBron James and Dwyane Wade Make Their Decision
In today’s Miami Real Estate Review episode, we discuss a report released by The Palm Beach Post stating that LeBron James of the Miami Heat has recently placed a tri-level home in Coconut Grove under contract. We also reveal inside information that was disclosed to us last week that Dwayne Wade has signed a one-year lease on a 59th floor penthouse at 900 Biscayne Bay. We close the show by highlighting a few housing statistics.
