Check Out Laszlo Fazekas of LF Homes’ Personal Residence Complete With Mini Golf And Night Tennis

16121 Aberdeen Way in Miami Lakes, the personal home of LF Development CEO Laszlo Fazekas, hits the market for $4.495 million with Douglas Elliman. The home is a unique contemporary glass dome complete with exterior sporting activities. Miami Lakes attracts many famous home owners as this property once belonged to Florida Senator, Bob Graham.

The home is 6,391 sq.ft. built pavilion style, with a glass ceiling ‘bringing the outdoors in,’ and features 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and 1 half bath. The entrance to the home is greeted by two 12-foot faux Cherry Blossom trees that were imported from South East Asia, along with two salt water fish tanks ranging between 600-700 gallons. The entrance in itself is exquisitely unique, but that is not all the home has to offer. You will also notice details such as the Canadian walnut doors, Cromie Polvere Porcelain tiles and Miele kitchen appliances. The home also contains a ten person media room, home office, breakfast lounge, fireplace sitting room, sun parlor and gourmet kitchen by Italkraft.

The estate also offers a range of sporting activities. You will find a custom 6-home mini golf course, hardcourt tennis court with LED lights for the night, a pool and lastly a 14 Car Motorcourt. Views from the exterior overlook Don Shula’s famous golf course adding to the exclusivity of the estate. 16121 Aberdeen Way is listed with Luis Dominguez of Douglas Elliman.

Triple Five Group Completes Land Swap For Final Portion of 174 Acre Assemblage Needed To Develop American Dream Miami

American Dream Miami has moved closer to its expected 2021 groundbreaking after Triple Five Group completed a land swap with Graham Companies for the final 25 acre needed to develop the mega mall. The land is located south of NW 178th Street and east of 97th Avenue in unincorporated northwest Miami-Dade County, just west of Miami Gardens and Miami Lakes. The land will be incorporated in a 336-acre plan to build 2,000 apartment units, retail and office space.

The two parcels acquired by Triple Five Group were valued at $12.7 million while the three parcels acquired by Graham were also valued at $12.7 million. No money was exchanged as part of the deal but CIBC Bank USA reportedly increased its mortgage on Triple Five Group’s holdings from $15.35 million to $19.65 million.

First proposed in 2015, American Dream Miami would be the biggest mall in the United States when completed. The malls is expected to span over 5 million SF and will feature a retail component with an entertainment component consisting of a theme park, indoor ski complex, ice skating complex, aquarium and a submarine lake. The mall would cost between $4.5 billion to $5 billion with completion expected in 2025.

The Miami-Dade City Commission approved zoning changes in May 2018 and the developers and city will need to work together to build a highway interchange between the Ronald Raegan Turnpike, I-75 and NW 170th St. required to make the project possible. American Dream Miami will also require a $15 million sewer extension. Triple Five Worldwide plans to submit a final design by the end of 2020 and the group is currently reviewing the site to finalize the mix of entertainment and retail.