David Beckham Sells One Thousand Museum Museum Penthouse for $24.6 Million
David Beckham has officially sold his Miami penthouse at One Thousand Museum for $24.6 million, a transaction that stands out not just for the celebrity name attached to it, but for the extraordinary price per square foot achieved compared to recent sales in the building.
The sale, which closed off-market in September, places Beckham’s residence among the most expensive condo transactions in Greater Downtown Miami over the past year — and at a valuation that significantly outpaces nearby comparables.
Inside Beckham’s Former One Thousand Museum Penthouse
Located at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard, One Thousand Museum is a striking Zaha Hadid–designed tower overlooking Museum Park and Biscayne Bay. The building is known for its full-floor and half-floor residences, ultra-private layouts, and dramatic architecture.
Beckham’s former penthouse spans 9,200 square feet, placing it in a rare tier even within a luxury tower that already caters to high-net-worth buyers. At a final sale price of $24.6 million, the transaction pencils out to $2,674 per square foot. Beckham acquired the penthouse in September 2022.
While details such as furnishings and interior upgrades were not publicly disclosed, celebrity ownership alone often adds a layer of intangible value — particularly in a globally recognized, architecturally significant building.
A $2,674 Per Square Foot Sale
What makes this sale especially notable is how sharply it contrasts with the three most recent closed sales at One Thousand Museum.
TH-1002 sold on October 24, 2025 for $1,024 per square foot
Unit 3001 sold on May 27, 2025 for $1,217 per square foot
Unit 2501 sold on May 20, 2025 for $1,188 per square foot
Even the strongest of those transactions falls well under half of the $2,674 per square foot achieved by the penthouse — meaning Beckham’s sale closed at well over double the price per square foot of the the recent comps in the building.
Why the Premium Matters
While penthouses typically command a premium, the magnitude of this spread is unusual, especially in a building where many residences already occupy full floors with panoramic views.
Several factors likely contributed to the outsized valuation:
Penthouse positioning at the top of an iconic tower
Celebrity provenance, which can meaningfully influence ultra-luxury pricing
Potential custom interiors or turnkey condition
Long-term scarcity of comparable trophy residences in Downtown Miami
Regardless of the exact mix, the sale reinforces a key takeaway: exceptional, irreplaceable units can trade on an entirely different pricing curve than the rest of the building.
A Strong Signal for Trophy Assets in Miami
Beckham — who also co-owns Inter Miami CF — has long maintained a presence in South Florida, and this sale adds to a growing list of headline-grabbing luxury transactions tied to high-profile buyers and sellers.
While the broader condo market remains sensitive to interest rates and inventory levels, this deal shows that best-in-class, one-of-one residences continue to attract premium capital, even when nearby comparables tell a very different story.
One Brickell Riverfront Towers Officially Top Off in Brickell
Construction has officially reached new heights in Brickell
The topping-off ceremony took place on January 16, 2026, led by development partners Newgard Group and Two Roads Development, alongside general contractor G.T. McDonald. The traditional celebration included the raising of an American flag and the placement of a palm tree atop the LOFTY Brickell tower—symbolizing progress, resilience, and momentum. “This milestone reflects the collective effort of an extraordinary team and the strong collaboration between Newgard and Two Roads,” said Harvey Hernandez, CEO of Newgard Group. “Reaching the top of both towers ahead of schedule is a testament to the commitment of our construction partner, G.T. McDonald, and everyone involved in bringing this project to life.”
Kenny Tharrington, Javier Cuadros, Frank Rodriguez, Harvey Hernandez, Harvey Hernandez Jr., Carlos Gallardo, Jay Joglekar, Kate Sanko, and Stephanie Adames of Newgard Group
A Major Brickell Milestone Reached Ahead of Schedule
Located at 99 SW 7th Street, directly across from Brickell City Centre, One Brickell Riverfront is a master-planned, dual-tower riverfront development designed by Arquitectonica.
The Standard Residences Brickell
• 46 stories
• 422 residences
Construction remains months ahead of schedule, with delivery anticipated for August 2027—a notable achievement given the scale and complexity of the project. “Brickell continues to set the pace for urban living in Miami, and One Brickell Riverfront represents one of the neighborhood’s most significant riverfront developments,” said Brad Meltzer, Partner and President of Two Roads Development. “It is the collaborative spirit of all those involved that has allowed us to achieve this key milestone, and we are excited for many more to come.”
Backed by $513 Million in Construction Financing
The topping-off milestone follows the joint venture’s closing of $513 million in construction financing in late 2025—one of the largest residential construction loans in South Florida. The financing supported the project’s continued vertical construction and reinforced strong lender confidence in Brickell’s long-term residential demand.
LOFTY Brickell: Flexible Ownership Meets Five-Star Living
LOFTY Brickell offers studios, one- and two-bedroom residences, and penthouses furnished by INC. The tower is designed to appeal to buyers seeking a five-star lifestyle with added flexibility.
Key highlights include:
40,000 square feet of amenities
Private marina along the Miami River
Resort-style pool deck
Spa, fitness center, cigar lounge, and co-working spaces
Ground-floor waterfront restaurant by AVRA Estiatorio, the acclaimed New York City brand
A limited number of penthouses remain available, with pricing ranging from $2.4M to $3.5M. The project has drawn strong interest due to its flexible ownership model, allowing owners to rent their residences on their own terms.
The Standard Residences Brickell: Hospitality-Driven Urban Living
The Standard Residences Brickell brings the brand’s signature hospitality ethos into a full-service residential tower. Interiors are designed by GOODRICH, with residences ranging from studios to two-bedroom layouts. Pricing begins in the mid-$600,000s.
Amenities span multiple levels and include:
Rooftop pool with towel and beverage service
The Standard Club Lounge & Café
Co-working spaces
10th-floor spa with Hammam, saunas, and cold plunge
Fitness center, bowling alley, screening room, and pet spa
Signature dining on the ninth floor and a riverfront restaurant at street level
Sales have remained consistently strong since launch, reflecting buyer enthusiasm for design-forward living paired with personalized service.
A Strategic Partnership with a Proven Track Record
The collaboration between Newgard Group and Two Roads Development was formed in November 2024, bringing together two firms with extensive experience delivering iconic, design-led residential projects across South Florida.
As Brickell continues to evolve into one of the most dynamic urban cores in the country, One Brickell Riverfront stands out as a transformational riverfront development that blends architecture, hospitality, and flexible ownership in a prime location.
With both towers now topped off and delivery targeted for 2027, this milestone reinforces Brickell’s momentum—and signals what’s next for Miami’s luxury residential skyline.
THE WELL Coconut Grove Breaks Ground with $410M Loan, Bringing Wellness Living to Miami
Record-Breaking Financing Fuels Construction
THE WELL Coconut Grove, a joint venture between Terra and AB Asset Management, has broken ground backed by a $410 million construction loan from Tyko Capital—the largest ever in Coconut Grove’s history. David Martin, CEO of Terra, stated, “This construction financing and groundbreaking marks significant milestones for both Terra and THE WELL as we expand our wellness-focused residential and hospitality footprint in one of Miami’s most vibrant neighborhoods.”
Exclusive Amenities for a Balanced Lifestyle
THE WELL Coconut Grove offers a 40,000-square-foot rooftop wellness oasis with a private pool, hot and cold plunges, cabanas, and a pickleball court. The 13,000-square-foot state-of-the-art wellness center includes a communal bathhouse, crystal cave lounges, hyperbaric chambers, and vitality lounges. Residents can enjoy unique social spaces like an aperitif bar, a tea garden, and the Conservatory for coworking or IV therapy, plus personalized wellness services like bi-annual health coaching and access to the latest wellness technologies.
Wellness-Focused Luxury Living
Set to open in Q4 2028, THE WELL Coconut Grove will feature 194 residences across 8 stories. Residences range from one to four bedrooms, spanning 960 to 4,200 square feet, with prices starting at $1.5 million. Interiors include Italkraft cabinetry, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, Kraus Kore sinks, and quartzite countertops. Many units offer dedicated Wellness Dens for meditation and in-home wellness packages curated by THE WELL.
Miami Overtakes New York City in Million-Dollar Home Listings
Miami has officially entered a new era of luxury real estate dominance. According to a December 2025 luxury housing market report from Realtor.com, the Miami metro area now has more homes listed at $1 million and above than New York City—a milestone that signals a major shift in the U.S. luxury housing landscape.
This data-driven turning point underscores Miami’s evolution from a seasonal luxury market into a year-round global hub for high-net-worth buyers.
Miami Surpasses New York City in $1M+ Listings
As of December 2025, Miami recorded 10,591 active listings priced at $1 million or more, edging past New York City, which had 10,176 seven-figure listings.
For years, New York City held a commanding lead in luxury housing inventory. Miami’s ascent reflects not just growth in listings, but a deeper structural change in where wealth is choosing to live, invest, and park capital.
Why Miami’s Luxury Market Keeps Growing
1. Year-Round Luxury Demand
Unlike many luxury markets that slow down toward the end of the year, Miami maintains consistent activity throughout all seasons. International buyers, second-home owners, and cash purchasers help sustain strong listing volume even during traditionally slower months.
2. Migration of High-Net-Worth Buyers
Realtor.com reports that Miami attracts more luxury buyer interest from the New York metro area than the next eight U.S. metros combined. This trend highlights ongoing domestic migration fueled by lifestyle preferences, tax considerations, and remote-work flexibility.
3. Global Appeal and International Capital
Miami’s position as a gateway city continues to attract buyers from Latin America, Europe, and beyond. For many international investors, Miami real estate functions as both a lifestyle asset and a long-term store of value.
What This Means for Miami Luxury Real Estate
According to economists and brokers cited by Realtor.com, Miami’s growing inventory of million-dollar homes is not a temporary spike—it reflects a permanent rebalancing of luxury housing supply.
Key implications include:
Greater price resilience at the high end
Increased competition among luxury sellers
More diverse inventory across waterfront condos, branded residences, and single-family estates
Miami is no longer just competing with traditional luxury markets—it’s redefining them.
Miami’s Position as a National Luxury Leader
This milestone confirms what many buyers, developers, and investors have already recognized: Miami is now one of the most important luxury real estate markets in the United States.
With sustained demand, international reach, and expanding high-end inventory, Miami’s luxury market is positioned to remain a dominant force well beyond 2025.
Seaway at The Surf Club’s $54M Non-Penthouse Sale Signals Surfside Luxury Strength
$54 Million for a Non-Penthouse Condo
Surfside continues to redefine luxury benchmarks as a ground-level unit at The Seaway at The Surf Club sold for a staggering $54 million. This sale is notable not only for its price but because it was achieved outside of a penthouse unit—showing that every corner of Surfside’s luxury market is in demand.
$4,400 Per Square Foot—A New Benchmark
The 12,174 square foot residence sold at a remarkable $4,436 per square foot. This price per square foot rivals even the most exclusive penthouse sales, reflecting the extraordinary demand for oceanfront living at The Surf Club. It’s clear that premium pricing is not just limited to the top floors.
E41, short for Embarcadero 41, is renowned for its masterful blend of Peruvian Fusion and Nikkei cuisine. With five thriving locations, the sixth will soon bring its innovative dishes to the heart of Brickell. Expect bold flavors, fresh ingredients, and a vibrant culinary experience.
Location & Ambiance
Situated at 777 Brickell Ave, this spot is nestled between Bank of America and Truist, making it a prime destination for both locals and visitors. With a Pisco bar and sushi bar, E41 is expected to be a hotspot for happy hours and social gatherings.
What to Expect on the Menu
From refreshing ceviches to beautifully crafted sushi rolls and Nikkei dishes, E41 promises to offer a unique journey through Peruvian-Japanese fusion. Whether you’re there for a quick bite or an elegant dinner, the menu promises something for every palate.
Anticipation Builds
Though the exact opening date hasn’t been announced, anticipation is growing. Stay tuned for updates and be ready to experience a fresh addition to Brickell’s dining scene.
Cameron Diaz Explores Miami’s Luxury Market, According to TMZ
TMZ revealed yesterday that Cameron Diaz was spotted touring a luxury Miami mansion in late December. The estate, located in Pinecrest and reportedly owned by Houston Rockets forward Jeff Green, is on the market for $16.4 million. This seven-bedroom, seven-bath property features expansive grounds, a chef’s kitchen, and a resort-style pool—just one example of the lavish Miami homes catching the couple’s eye.
Details on the $16.4M Jeff Green Estate
Alongside her husband, Benji Madden, Diaz has reportedly toured other Miami mansions, though according to TMZ, no offers have been made yet. This potential move comes as the couple’s Beverly Hills home has been on the market since 2024, even after a price drop.
Miami’s Celebrity Wave: Will Cameron Join Wahlberg, The Weeknd, and the Rest?
This aligns with a bigger trend. Other stars have made headlines by relocating or buying in Miami—like Mark Wahlberg in Delray Beach, Larry Page’s massive estate purchase in Coconut Grove, The Weeknd settling in Coral Gables, and Robbie Williams also purchasing a waterfront mansion in Coral Gables . As Diaz contemplates Miami, it’s clear that South Florida’s star power is only growing.
World Expo 2035 in Miami: What It Could Mean for the City’s Future Growth
The United States has officially announced its intention to bid to host World Expo 2035, with Miami, Florida emerging as the proposed host city — a move that could redefine Miami’s economic trajectory and global status. President Donald Trump confirmed the bid on social media, framing it as a milestone opportunity, and appointed Miami native Secretary of State Marco Rubio to lead the effort.
But what exactly is a World Expo, and why should Miami residents, businesses, and investors care about it?
What Is the World Expo? A Brief History
World Expos — historically known as World’s Fairs — are large-scale international exhibitions where countries, companies, and organizations showcase innovations, cultural achievements, and forward-looking ideas. The tradition traces its roots back to the 1851 Great Exhibition in London under the famous Crystal Palace.
Today, the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) in Paris oversees these events, which occur roughly every five years and draw millions of visitors from around the world. The most recent expo took place in Osaka, Japan, in 2025 and welcomed tens of millions of attendees.
The United States hasn’t hosted a World Expo since the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition in New Orleans, making this potential Miami bid particularly notable.
Why Miami? Strategic Advantages for Hosting World Expo 2035
Miami’s bid election is no accident. As the city continues to expand as a financial and cultural hub, neighborhoods like Brickell, Downtown Miami, and Miami Beach have emerged as global-facing districts capable of supporting large-scale international events. Long known as a gateway between the Americas, Miami has:
A thriving tourism industry that already attracts global visitors year-round.
Major international business and trade sectors.
Cultural diversity that resonates with Expo themes.
A strong transportation infrastructure including a major international airport and cruise terminals.
Hosting World Expo 2035 would elevate these natural strengths into lasting global prominence.
One of the clearest benefits — underscored by federal announcements — is the economic impact that a World Expo could have on Miami:
1. Job Creation Across Sectors
A major global event like Expo 2035 would require massive planning, construction, hospitality staffing, transportation services, and tech innovation teams. According to early projections tied to the bid, the event could create thousands of jobs in South Florida.
2. Billions in Economic Growth
President Trump’s announcement highlighted expectations that the expo bid could contribute billions of dollars in economic growth — from planning and construction to multinational participation and tourism revenue.
3. Infrastructure Upgrades
Historically, cities preparing for World Expos invest significantly in transportation, convention space, urban development, and public amenities — all of which can have long-lasting impacts on quality of life and business growth.
4. Tourism and Global Branding
With tens of millions of international visitors drawn to world expos, Miami stands to benefit from elevated tourism — both during the event and in the decades that follow, as global travelers associate the city with innovation and cultural exchange.
How Miami’s 2035 Transformation Could Look
Hosting World Expo 2035 could catalyze several long-term growth trends:
Urban revitalization of key districts hosting expo pavilions.
Sustainable infrastructure investments in transit and public spaces.
Cultural exchange initiatives that strengthen Miami’s identity as a global cultural hub.
Enhanced global business partnerships, especially between the Americas, Asia, and Europe.
By 2035, Miami could extend its reputation — already established as a global city — into new realms of economic leadership and international influence.
Global Context: Expo Competition and Timeline
Several cities and countries are also exploring bids for World Expo 2035, including Berlin, Egypt’s New Administrative Capital, and Busan, South Korea.
The world’s expos continue to operate on a multi-year cycle, with Expo 2030 scheduled for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia under the theme “Foresight For Tomorrow.”
Miami’s bid will face international competition, but the spotlight now firmly rests on South Florida — a region that could benefit enormously from hosting such a defining global event.
Conclusion – A Future Built on Opportunity
If Miami successfully secures the World Expo 2035, the city could see a profound economic and cultural transformation. From millions of international visitors and boosted infrastructure to long-term job creation and global business attention, the stakes are high — and the benefits potentially historic.
Miami’s path to 2035 is shaping up to be one of innovation, opportunity, and global leadership. With the World Expo bid at the center, the city’s future is poised for growth — not just in tourism, but in economic depth and cultural influence.
Pagani Residences and Prestige Imports Launch Auto Privata Automotive Concierge
A white-glove automotive program sets a new benchmark for ultra-luxury living in North Bay Village
Pagani Residences has announced the launch of Auto Privata, a first-of-its-kind automotive concierge program created in partnership with Prestige Imports. Designed exclusively for residents, the bespoke service introduces an entirely new layer of luxury living—where collector-grade automotive care is seamlessly integrated into the residential experience.
The program further elevates Pagani Residences’ positioning as one of South Florida’s most distinctive boutique luxury developments, blending architecture, design, and automotive culture into a unified lifestyle offering.
Automotive Living, Reimagined for Collectors
Auto Privata was created for residents who view automobiles as works of art, engineering, and personal expression. Fully managed through the Pagani Residences mobile app, the program delivers on-demand, white-glove automotive care—ensuring each vehicle is secured, maintained, detailed, and road-ready at all times.
“This partnership brings our philosophy directly into the home,” said Brett David, CEO of Prestige Imports. “Whether it’s preparing a car for a Sunday drive or sourcing a one-off from across the globe, our goal is to make every moment with these automobiles effortless and unforgettable.”
Auto Privata Concierge Services
Core Automotive Concierge Features
Residents gain access to a comprehensive suite of services, including:
Valet parking by trained automotive ambassadors
Monthly digital vehicle condition reports
Maintenance and service scheduling
Personalized recommendations based on vehicle history and preferences
Concierge access via dedicated app or direct line
All services, reports, and scheduling are accessible through the Pagani Residences mobile app, providing a seamless balance of digital convenience and high-touch service.
Subscription and À La Carte Offerings
Auto Privata offers flexible membership tiers and customizable packages tailored to both daily drivers and serious collectors, including:
Climate-controlled storage with biometric access
Professional detailing and restoration services
Door-to-door enclosed transport within Florida and nationwide
Pre-arrival vehicle preparation (fueled, charged, and detailed)
Discreet sourcing of rare, limited-production, and off-market vehicles
Custom modifications and personalization through certified partners
All care is delivered in alignment with manufacturer specifications and collector-grade standards.
Lifestyle & Administrative Support Beyond the Garage
Beyond hands-on vehicle care, Prestige Imports provides lifestyle and administrative services designed for discerning collectors. These include registration and tag renewals, insurance coordination, mileage tracking, and discreet delivery to private airports, restaurants, or social events.
Collectors also benefit from brokered access to rare vehicles through Prestige Imports’ global network, complete with pre-purchase inspections and provenance verification.
A Strategic Partnership Driving Luxury Innovation
According to Mikael Hamaoui, founder and CEO of Riviera Horizons, Auto Privata reflects how South Florida continues to redefine ultra-luxury residential living.
“Pagani Residences is about living at the intersection of art, engineering, and design,” Hamaoui said. “Partnering with Prestige Imports ensures our residents’ vehicles receive the same care and craftsmanship as their homes, delivering peace of mind and the freedom to enjoy their collections at their highest level.”
The Prestige partnership is the latest addition to the Pagani Residences Luxury Lifestyle Program, which curates bespoke services across design, hospitality, and automotive experiences.
Pagani Residences at a Glance
Located on Harbor Island in North Bay Village, Pagani Residences is a 30-story boutique waterfront tower comprising just 70 all-corner residences, including two duplex penthouses and four Sky Residences.
Interiors: Curated by Pagani Arte, founded by Horacio Pagani
Architecture: Designed by Revuelta Architecture
Residences: Two-to-four bedrooms with panoramic waterfront views
Pricing: Starting from $3.7 million
Address: 7940 West Drive, North Bay Village, FL 33141
Amenities include private ensuite elevators, a waterfront lobby, 24-hour concierge service, valet and porte-cochère, a 240-foot boardwalk, and marina frontage along Biscayne Bay.
Why Auto Privata Signals the Future of Ultra-Luxury Living
Auto Privata highlights a growing shift in the ultra-luxury real estate market: residences are evolving into fully curated lifestyle ecosystems. By embedding a comprehensive automotive concierge directly into the residential experience, Pagani Residences positions itself at the forefront of this next generation of luxury living—where architecture, service, and personal passions converge seamlessly.
