Rosewood Hotel and Residences Reveals $150 Million Penthouse in South Beach
Rosewood Residences, a 17-story luxury condo tower in the heart of Miami’s South Beach, designed by renowned architect Peter Marino. This project includes a record-setting penthouse, poised to be Miami Beach’s most valuable property, with a valuation exceeding $150 million. Scheduled for completion in 2026, this asset represents a rare opportunity in one of the world’s most desirable real estate markets.
The development, a fusion of high-end hotel, restaurant, and residential spaces, spans three acres on 18th Street and Collins Avenue, incorporating the historic Raleigh Hotel. Managed by the prestigious Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, this project is designed to redefine luxury living, offering unparalleled amenities and exclusive experiences.
At $10 million for a three-bedroom residence, with larger and more exclusive units available, the condominium promises substantial returns. The project’s pricing strategy aligns with luxury real estate trends in major cities like New York. The unique location and high-end offerings of this development present a compelling value proposition for discerning investors.
In 2019, developer Michael Shvo, in partnership with Deutsche Finance Group, acquired and envisioned a transformative project for the iconic Raleigh Hotel and adjacent properties. Shvo’s vision, endorsed by Miami Beach’s mayor, combines historic preservation with modern luxury, creating a unique investment proposition.
Peter Marino’s design emphasizes simplicity, elegance, and unobstructed ocean views, offering a refreshing contrast to typical Miami architecture. The building’s design is a testament to innovation, with units featuring high ceilings and premium materials, curated for an elite clientele.
Managed by Rosewood, the Residences promise a lifestyle of unrivaled luxury. Residents will enjoy hotel-style services, including the US outpost of the famed Milanese restaurant Langosteria. This holistic approach to luxury living makes the Rosewood Residences a standout investment in Miami’s property market.
Michael Shvo’s commitment to creating an unmatched product in Florida’s luxury real estate landscape is evident.
Another Fisher Island Condo Sold at $21 Million
After spending 5.5 years on significant renovations and imported furniture, Igor Olegovich Nesterenko, a businessman in the meatpacking industry from Moscow, sold his Fisher Island property for $21 million.
The unit located at the Palazzo Del Mare unit 7153, features 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, a terrace, a playroom, and a conference room spanning over 7,025 square feet. It also has a private 2-car garage on the parking level of the building and a private cabana near the pool.
Nesterenko spent the 5.5 years refurbishing the condo because Fisher Island only allows for roughly half of a year’s time for construction due to noise restrictions.
Furthermore, much of the furniture was purchased from abroad and was rather large and proved difficult to ship overseas. The bathtub in the master bedroom was fashioned from a solid block of Greek White Thassos marble and was carried into the apartment using a crane. The majority of the furniture was also brought by crane since it was too large for the elevator.
The 7,025-square-foot Unit 7153 located at Palazzo Del Mare was sold to Fana Fisher Palazzo 7153 LLC, managed by a trust in Bellevue, Washington purchased the condo for $21 million equals $2,989 price per square foot.
The trust is under the umbrella of the Fana Group of Cos., a real estate corporation located in Bellevue led by Chairman and CEO Firoz Lalji.
The apartment was designed by Augusto Busnelli of Milan, according to Flikshteyn. The previous owner spent around $10 million on upgrades. The property was last sold in 2011 for $8.3 million.
The Palazzo Del Mare was built in 2007 and with an expansive amenity package including a 9-hole golf course, 18 tennis courts, a marina and yacht center, a gourmet market, 8 restaurants, and Spa Internazionale. A Fisher Island Day School and a mile and a half of pristine beaches.
Fisher Island, America’s wealthiest zip code, is a 216-acre barrier island located across Government Cut from Miami Beach. Fisher Island condominiums are in a class of their own when it comes to ultra-exclusive living in South Florida.
The island, which can only be reached by ferry, boat, helicopter, or seaplane, provides unrivaled protection. All visitors to the island must first be checked by security at the Fisher Island port.
W South Beach Penthouse Sold to Entertainment Electronics Moguel
Jeff Walker, the President of Alliance Entertainment, an entertainment electronics company, recently purchased an upper Penthouse at the W South Beach for $9.25 million equating to nearly $4,000 per square foot.
Alliance Entertainment is located in Sunrise Florida and sells electronics (DVDs, Blu-rays, and video games) directly to retailers.
The property located at 2201 Collins Avenue, Unit 2006 in Miami Beach features 2,408 square feet of living space that spans over two levels with cascading glass balconies and two private rooftop terraces overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Miami Skyline.
The unit also features 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and is fully furnished. The kitchen boasts high-end stainless-steel appliances, quartz counters, and custom-made cabinetry. Just off one of the private terraces is the private plunge pool, grill, and lounge area.
According to county records, the seller was listed as SoBe W Estates and purchased the home in 2011 for $6.1 million.
The W South Beach is a 20-story condo-hotel development that was completed in 2009. The tower was developed by TriStar Capital, Related Urban Development, and Starwood Properties. The tower features 511 condo-hotel units that range from studio to four-bedroom floor plan options. There are also a few rare penthouses.
W South Beach offers luxury hotel amenities for all residents and guests including two pools with food and beverage services, private cabanas, and a full-service concierge. Other amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, tennis court, rooftop basketball court, business center, and much more!
Walker isn’t the first executive to live at W South Beach! This tower is known to house big-name developers, architects, and execs. During the construction of One Thousand Museum, Zaha Hadid purchased three combined units. The former Roadhouse Grill CEO also owned a penthouse in 2019 at the W South Beach.
Luxury Travel Magazine Names Miami Beach One of the Best Beaches in the U.S.
According to Condé Nast Traveler, a luxury and lifestyle travel magazine, dubbed Miami Beach as one of the best beaches in the United States. Miami Beach stands next to three other beaches in Florida including; Grayton Beach State Park, Dunedin, and Sanibel Island.
The magazine stated, “The siren song of Miami’s South Beach is undeniable…beautiful people, flashy cars, Art Deco architecture: It’s all here.” Condé Nast Traveler highlights that Miami Beach is one of the popular and liveliest areas for tourists in Miami.
The magazine also states that the most touristy areas run parallel to Ocean Drive and locals tend to hang around the South of Fifth neighborhood. “But we say those famous white sands are worth bumping elbows with a few fellows,” according to Condé Nast Traveler.
About Miami Beach
It is no debate that Miami Beach does offer some of the most beautiful properties and beaches in the world. Situated on a barrier island, the coastal city is between the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay.
The Bass Museum of Art and the New World Symphony are both located in Miami Beach. Other options to visit include a cultural center called the Faena Forum. This cultural center hosts an array of events including; lectures, performances, and large-scale events. Miami Beach is also home to the largest art fair along the east coast.
Miami Beach also has some of the most luxurious condo developments in Miami. Faena House is a 47-unit ultra-luxury condominium tower located at 2901 Collins Avenue. The condos at Faena House are some of the most prized pieces of real estate in South Florida.
Ritz-Carlton Residences Miami Beach located at 4701 N. Merdian Avenue features 15 stand-alone villas comprised of 8 waterfront villas with private boat docks and 7 landside villas surrounded by lush, tropical landscaping. Each of the villas has its own private pool and an air-conditioned two-car garage. Ritz-Carlton Residences features 125 total units.
The lifestyle of Miami Beach is like no other. With its fabulous art and cultural options, luxury condominium buildings, and its vibrant nightlife, there are so many options for every visitor as well as a potential buyer.
Continuum South Beach Bulk Sale for $30 Million by Two Former Morgan Stanley Execs
In 2014, Karen Bechtel and her husband William McKinley Osborne III (former Morgan Stanley executives) purchased 3 total units at Continuum South Beach South Tower for $21 million. Records show that they purchased units 3602, 3603, and 3604 and combined it into one unit totaling 8,229 square feet on the 36th floor.
The full-floor condo was originally listed in March 2021 with an asking price of $36.5 million. The gorgeous combined units feature a total of 6 bedrooms, 5.1 bathrooms with a 2-story main suite. Two kitchens, a theater and 3,704 square feet of balconies make up the rest of the luxury apartment.
According to county records, the buyer was listed at MFTMA Holding LLC. The price per square foot totals $3,646, and is considered Miami Beach’s fourth most-expensive condo deal since 2005.
Continuum developer Ian Bruce Eichner also sold his penthouse in the building for $35 million in April 2021 that was originally listed for $48 million two year ago. Another sale for Continuum included CEO of a financial tech company purchased 2 combined units for $12.1 million.
Bechtel and Osborne were both Managing Directors at Morgan Stanley from 1980 to 1991. Bechtel is currently a senior adviser at Carlyle Group. During the pandemic, they established a non-profit organization called Meals for Heroes Miami that focused on partnering with local restaurants to provide food for health care workers and first responders. In April, the couple bought a mansion in Tahiti Beach for $28.9 million.
Continuum was built in two phases by developer by Bruce Eichner in 2002. Residents of Continuum South Beach enjoy arguably the best resort-style amenities.
BUILDING AMENITIES
Stunning landmark architecture
1,000 ft of direct beach front access
24-hour welcome desk with concierge
24-hour guest valet
Elegant resident club room
Luxury Health spa with sauna, steam room
Two lagoon-style pools
State-of-the-Art gym
Business Center
Lush and manicured landscape
3 Tennis Courts
Outdoor restaurant
Multi-story health club & spa
RESIDENCE AMENITIES
Ten foot high ceilings
Private balconies with glass railings
Floor to ceiling sliding glass doors
Imported marble countertops, backsplash, and whirlpool decks
Imported marble flooring in wet areas and shower
Designer fixtures
Whirlpool tubs
European bathroom vanity cabinets
Seamless glass shower doors
Custom European designed cabinetry
Granite Countertops
Under counter lighting
Faber “Inca Smart” integrated hood vent
Sub-zero built-in refrigerator-freezer
Miele touch-control cook top
Miele integrated dishwasher
Miele microwave oven
Single-lever faucet with pull out spray
If you or someone you know have interest in purchasing one of the units at Continuum South Beach, please contact Lucas Lechuga via email at lucas@miamicondoinvestments.com or by phone at (786)247-6332.
Want to Buy David Guetta’s Miami Condo? It will Cost you $14 million or 348 in Bitcoin
The internationally famous French DJ, David Guetta has listed his Miami beachfront lower penthouse condo at Setai Hotel and Residences in South Beach. Listed at $14 million, he is also accepting payments in Bitcoin (BTC) or Ether (ETH). At todays prices, $14 million is equal to 348 BTC (6/14/2021).
His luxury 3 bedroom fully furnished residence is located on the 37th floor and boasts 2,528 square feet of living space. The condo features 3 bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms with 2 master suites.
The wraparound balconies offer unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean, Miami Beach, and the Miami skyline. This penthouse has been tastefully designed by Piero Lissoni.
Setai Hotel and Residences features 24 hour security, valet, and concierge services. The five-star hotel features many hotel amenities that are available to residences including a 90-foot poolside bar, boutique and art gallery, private ground transportation, three beachfront pools, and cabanas.
DJ David Guetta also has a rental located at Paraiso Bay in Edgewater Miami. This stunning upper penthouse starts at $22,000 a month with a minimum of a 6 month contract.
Guetta originally purchased the property in 2018 for $9.5 million from Richard LeFrak (New York billionaire).
Guetta is a French DJ, songwriter, and producer who has hit 50 million in record sales and streams over 10 million. For 2011 and 2020, Guetta was voted the #1 DJ in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs. In 2013, he was also title Billboard’s #1 Dance-Pop Collaborator of all Time.
According to the development’s Instagram account, Monad Terrace is set to top-off later this month (approximately 15 months after officially breaking ground on October 25, 2017). The 14-story tower, designed by Jean Nouvel, will feature “sawtooth honeycomb screens” for full privacy without compromising views. The Instagram photo below gives a glimpse of the sawtooth profile:
Monad Terrace is located in South Beach at 1300 Monad Terrace. The 59-unit development is expected to be completed by the end of this year.
South Beach Record-Breaking Sale at Monad Terrace
Although South Beach and Downtown Miami are located only seven minutes away from one another by car, their real estate markets seem to exist in different dimensions. While Greater Downtown Miami continues to be troubled by oversupply issues, South Beach is enjoying record-breaking sales. Recently, a four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath residence at Monad Terrace sold for $1,912 per square foot ($6.15M), making it the highest priced sale on a per square basis for a non-penthouse condo on West Avenue in South Beach.
Designed by Pritzker Prize-winner Jean Nouvel and designed by JDS Development, Monad Terrace is an all-glass tower featuring 59 individually suited waterfront residences. It will be located along the bayside of South Beach at 1300 Monad Terrace. The units will enjoy seamless indoor/outdoor experiences, 10-foot high ceilings with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, custom wood flooring throughout, black Zeus marble and black mirrored entry, private or semi-private elevator access, unique sawtooth honeycomb facade in select units, and custom flush doors. Amenities at Monad Terrace will include full-service concierge, sun deck with 116-foot swimming pool and hot tub overlooking Biscayne Bay, pool service, lagoon fitness and wellness center, residents’ lounge, bicycle and water sports storage, Monad Terrace bicycles and paddle boards, cafe and juice bar, full-service valet parking.
Jeremy Shockey Sells South Beach Penthouse for $2.4M
It looks like Jeremy Shockey has started 2018 on the right foot. According to property records, the former Miami Hurricane legend and two-time Super Bowl champ closed on his South Beach condo on January 2nd. The three-bedroom, three-bath penthouse at The Waverly at South Beach fetched $2.4M. It sold to Claudio Benedetti, the notable developer of Miami Beach’s Artecity Park.
Shockey purchased the 2,600-square foot property in July 2005 for $1.45M. After enjoying the bachelor pad for 10-some years, he listed it for sale in December 2015 for $3M. No buyer surfaced, so the penthouse was instead rented. In July 2017, the unit was relisted for sale once again but this time at the increased price of $3.25M. Just a month later, however, the price was reduced to $2.85M and, three and a half months later, went into contract with Benedetti.
After two years on the market, Shockey’s South Beach penthouse has finally found a suitor. While he may have settled for 20% off his original asking price, he still came up “in the black,” netting nearly $1M above his purchase price (although that doesn’t take into account what he may have paid in upgrades).
Art Basel Special: Top Miami Trophy Properties Day 2
Last week, we were invited for a tour of the Penthouse Collection at 1 Homes South Beach and WOW! The way that the residences and hotel have been redesigned by internationally renowned Brazilian interior designer, Debora Aguiar, it is as though you are living in nature in the most glamorous way.
Ms Aguiar used an abundance of plant life in the most creative ways, driftwood finishings to bring the feel of a beach house into the development and oversized windows and terraces to really celebrate the project’s oceanfront location. She also tied in all of the modern conveniences and elegant touches that you would expect in a South Beach trophy property. To be honest, after the tour, I could have filled the entire week-long series with trophy residences here, but let’s start with one.
For those who have not yet visited 1 Homes, it is located along Collins just between the W South Beach (where Zaha Hadid lived) and the Faena District. It is walking distance to the Bass Museum of Art as well as the Miami Beach Convention Center, which makes for another reason it should be included on this week’s list.
Penthouse 1610 is located on the southeast corner of the building, offering amazing sunrise views of the ocean and plenty of large windows for those who enjoy the afternoon breeze. It has 4 bedrooms, 5.5 baths and a den over two levels. There is 3,955 square feet of interior living space and 745 square feet of terraces overlooking the pool area and beach. The apartment is fully finished and furnished by Rose Ink Workshop, a local interior design company founded by Liubasha Rose, the famed former Vice President of Design at Starwood Capital Group. It is estimated that $150,000 was spent on furnishings in each room of this penthouse.
Owners enjoy all the privileges and conveniences of resort living at this LEED certified property while having access to four elevated oceanfront swimming pools, an onsite SoulCycle studio, a 18,000-square-foot spa and fitness center, priority seating at three exceptional restaurants and bars from award-winning chef Tom Colicchio, and a stylish rooftop pool and restaurant-bar with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Miami skyline.
The penthouse is available for purchase for $20 million including all of the services offered to members of 1 Homes. You are also welcome to use any of the other 1 Homes locations, which include Brooklyn and Central Park in New York as well as Cabo San Lucas in Mexico and will soon include West Hollywood, Haitang Bay China, and Silicon Valley.
