Volume for Condo Sales Rose more than $60 Million for June

June 23, 2021

According to the Miami-Dade MLS (Multiple Listing Service), condo sales for Miami rose more than $60 million, while the number of units remained steady. As of last week, 273 units sold, which is very similar to the previous week with a dollar amount totaling just over $210 million, with the previous week at $149.3 million.

The average sell price for condos from June 13 to June 19 is up to $770,000 with the previous week at $541,000. The most expensive sale for this week included a penthouse at Miami Beach’s Faena House for $11.2 million equaling $2,628 per square foot. The unit was on the market for 267 days.

Faena House condominium is located at 3315 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach. It is an ultra-luxury tower with 47 units rising 18 stories tall. This building offers 1 to 4 bedroom floor plans with 1,307 to 8,273 interior square feet of living space. Residence features include; Miele appliances, Dornbracht bathroom finishes, marble flooring, and Crestron Automated Systems. Residents enjoy exclusive amenities including a 24-hour doorman, valet, spa, fitness center, beach club, and direct ocean views.

The second most expensive sale was at the Surf Club Four Seasons in Surfside selling for $6 million at $3,409 per square foot. This property was on the market for 126 days.

Surf Club Four Seasons located at 9001 Collins Avenue and 9111 Collins Avenue in Surfside was designed by architect Richard Meier who brilliantly blinded the historical Surf Club and the new 12-story development. The Surf Club Four Season features 150 residences and 77 hotel rooms. The residences feature 1 to 5 bedroom units with staff quarters ranging from 1,411 to 7,500 square feet of living space with floor-to-ceiling glass walls, expansive balconies, and unobstructed views of the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay.