DOMO-Designed Sunset Islands Estate Built By Todd Michael Glaser And Staged by Artefacto Trades For $31.5 Million

A contemporary waterfront home on Miami Beach’s prestigious Sunset Islands has sold for $31.5 million. It is the third most expensive home ever sold on all Sunset Islands, behind a recent land sale and 2120 Bay Ave. which traded for $34 million in an off market deal in March. The ultra-modern home is located on the gated Sunset Island 4 at 1635 W 22nd Street.

A contemporary waterfront home on Miami Beach’s prestigious Sunset Islands has sold for $31.5 million. It is the third most expensive home ever sold on all Sunset Islands, behind a recent land sale and 2120 Bay Ave. which traded for $34 million in an off market deal in March. The ultra-modern home is located on the gated Sunset Island 4 at 1635 W 22nd Street. The residence was built by ultra-luxury developer Todd Michael Glaser, designed by DOMO Architecture + Design with interiors by House of One.

Per public record, the seller is Randy Frankel, the co-owner of the Tampa Bay Rays. ONE Sotheby's International Realty represented both sides of the transaction with Reid Heidenry representing the buyer and Marko Gojanovic the seller.

The ultra-modern residence features 7 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms spread over 8,533 SF. The home features a grand living room, soaring 14-ft ceilings as the centerpiece of the home, a chef's kitchen adjacent to a large family room, formal dining situated by an interior courtyard, four bedrooms in the main house and two guest suites with a staff room. Finishes include wood-detailed ceilings, Crestron system, LED lighting, wall-to-wall sliding doors, marble baths and an elevator. The residence also features lushly landscaped outdoors including a resort-style pool deck with a summer kitchen, roof top deck, new seawall and a large dock.

Images via Michael Ruiz with LPG

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Inside PROFILEmiami Presents An In-Depth Exploration Into Short Term Rentals In Miami & South Florida

PROFILEmiami, Miami's leading real estate news platform, presented an in-depth exploration into the controversial topic of short term rentals in Miami and South Florida. The sold-out event was attended by local leaders, luminaries, real estate investors, real estate professionals and many who have encountered Miami Beach's infamous short term rental fines.

PROFILEmiami, Miami's leading real estate news platform, presented an in-depth exploration into the controversial topic of short term rentals in Miami and South Florida. The sold-out event was attended by local leaders, luminaries, real estate investors, real estate professionals and many who have encountered Miami Beach's infamous short term rental fines. The panel was moderated by Demetri Demascus, publisher of PROFILEmiami, and featured Ben Breit of AirBNB, City of Sunny Isles Beach Vice Mayor Dana Goldman, Paul Liguori of Windsor Realty Partners and formerly of Rented.com, as well as Rodolfo Manzon of President of Spectrum Realty Group. The event was held at Hive at Brickell hosted by PROFILEmiami, Spectrum Realty Group and Game Day Skincare. 

"The events we host allow us to directly engage the local community in a forum of open discussion exploring some of the most trending and controversial topics in Miami real estate today. We promote an atmosphere of open mindedness and education, while giving the public an opportunity to engage, interact and learn from some of the most influential minds in the industry. Our exploration into short term rentals brought one of the current hotbed topics in South Florida to the forefront of discussion where we had the privilege to hear from AirBNB directly in addition to local city, legal, tech, brokerage and investments leaders. The audiance's diverse backgrounds, mindsets and participation was exhilarating," said PROFILEmiami founder and publisher Demetri Demascus.  

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