NBA All-Star Tyler Herro Lists His Pinecrest Estate For $11.999 Million Upon Trade From the Miami Heat

NBA All-Star Tyler Herro has listed his contemporary Pinecrest estate for $11.999 million, offering one of the village's most distinctive luxury residences as the Miami Heat guard begins a new chapter following his trade from the franchise.

The property, located at 12900 SW 63rd Avenue in Pinecrest, is exclusively listed by Lourdes Alatriste of Douglas Elliman, with George Sarkis of The Sarkis Team at Douglas Elliman serving as the property's marketing advisor.

Completed in 2021, the Bali-inspired estate sits on nearly one acre and encompasses 9,019 square feet of living space, featuring eight bedrooms, eight full bathrooms, and one powder room. Designed to blend resort-style living with contemporary architecture, the home incorporates soaring ceilings, expansive walls of glass, custom millwork, warm natural finishes, and seamless indoor-outdoor spaces throughout.

The residence offers a collection of luxury amenities tailored for both entertaining and everyday living, including expansive formal and casual gathering areas, a state-of-the-art movie theater, a chef's kitchen with an oversized walk-in pantry, and a three-car garage. The primary suite serves as a private retreat with dedicated elevator access, an oversized sitting room overlooking the pool, and an expansive custom dressing room.

Outside, tropical landscaping surrounds a resort-style swimming pool, covered summer kitchen, and multiple outdoor lounge and dining spaces, creating a private setting inspired by the atmosphere of a luxury resort.

According to property records and listing information, the residence contains 11,625 square feet of actual area, 9,695 square feet of adjusted area, and occupies a 38,768-square-foot lot.

Herro was selected 13th overall in the 2019 NBA Draft out of the University of Kentucky and has become one of the league's top young guards during his NBA career. His accolades include being named the NBA Sixth Man of the Year in 2022, earning his first NBA All-Star selection in 2025, and helping lead the Miami Heat to multiple deep playoff runs, including an appearance in the 2020 NBA Finals.

The listing provides buyers with an opportunity to acquire a recently completed luxury estate in one of South Florida's most sought-after residential communities, while adding another notable athlete-owned property to Miami's high-end real estate market.

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NBA Star Hassan Whiteside Lists His Waterfront Miami Beach Mansion For $19.5 Million

NBA star Hassan Whiteside has put his stunning Miami Beach mansion on the market for $19.5 million. Located in the prestigious Lakeview neighborhood, this modern estate is a true masterpiece.

As you enter through the gates, you are greeted by a beautiful garden with a koi pond and a vast driveway. The interiors of the mansion are nothing short of spectacular, with soaring ceilings, a floating staircase, and waterfront lounges perfect for entertaining. The chef's kitchen is a highlight, featuring an impressive aquarium.

The primary suite is a luxurious retreat, boasting a grand dressing room, sleek bath, and a terrace with a hot tub and water views. The outdoor space is just as impressive, with a pool, summer kitchen, hosting bar, covered dining area, firepit, and a private dock. The statement spiral staircase adds a touch of architectural flair.

For entertainment, the mansion offers a top-of-the-line home cinema, a fitness area, a rooftop with dramatic views, and a spacious carport.

528 Lakeview Ct, Miami Beach is listed for $19.5 million with Dina Goldentayer of Douglas Elliman.

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Duncan Robinson of The Miami Heat Purchases Unit at Villa Miami

Terra and One Thousand Group, developers of Villa, the first luxury condominium tower branded by the hospitality powerhouse, Major Food Group (MFG), confirmed the sale of a residence valued at $4.6 million to Duncan Robinson, a forward for the NBA’s Miami Heat. The announcement comes on the heels of the property’s September sales launch.

The 29-year-old, New Hampshire native purchased an expansive three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath condominium in Edgewater’s most exclusive residential offering. The 3,000-square-foot half-floor residence features large east and west-facing balconies, 10’ ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows as well as custom wood flooring and doors. Designed by Vicky Charles of New York Design Studio Charles & Co., the building’s interior is outfitted with noble materials including travertine marble, wood flooring and soft lighting throughout.

Located at 710 NE 29 Avenue, Villa’s living experience encompasses land, air and sea, complete with a helipad and a private dock equipped with a boat slip overlooking unobstructed views of Biscayne Bay. The tower will also unveil MFG’s first waterfront restaurant with two floors of dining rooms, bar seats and private lounge space.

“I was attracted to the area first - Edgewater is Miami’s most ‘up and coming’ neighborhood featuring luxury buildings with incredible bay views and some of Miami’s best restaurants. Its proximity to downtown and Miami Beach really makes it a no-brainer.” says Robinson. “I love that Major Food Group will have not only a restaurant right downstairs, but also will be managing all the hospitality in the building for owners. I’m a fan of the brand and believe in the value it brings to the building.”

Inspired by MFG’s acclaimed dining concepts, Villa boasts a wide selection of food and beverage amenities including a residents-only juice bar and coffee lounge, on-site event catering as well as at-home private chef services or cooking lessons. Robinson will have access to the tower’s private Member’s Club featuring an array of spaces for every gathering and convenience, from a curated library, intimate lounge rooms, boardroom and private offices, screening rooms and more. Additionally, Villa grants its residents VIP status at all MFG restaurants, with early access and invitations to all brand events and openings.

“Robinson was attracted to the building’s high barrier to entry and its exclusivity with limited, high-value vertical residences,” said Julian Calderin of Douglas Elliman, who along with colleague Caroline Nava represented the buyer. Sari Libbin Shapiro, Sales Executive at Villa Miami, represented the development.

“Villa offers a new proposition for living in Miami,” said David Martin, CEO of Terra. “This project combines excellence in development, design, dining and hospitality, which makes it an entirely novel concept for Miami. Villa will afford residents all the luxuries, conveniences and amenities of high-rise living, along with the expansive living space and floor plans that they would expect from an estate home.”

“Coming from One Thousand Museum, we’re extremely proud to be working on yet another transformative project,” added Kevin Venger, Co-Founder of One Thousand Group. “I had an opportunity to spend some time with Duncan and discuss the lifestyle we are creating at Villa, and we are all excited to have him as one of our residents.”

Beyond the services, the tower’s health and wellness amenities create a refuge for relaxation. Residents are invited to a spa experience inspired by Ischia’s Mezzatorre thermal spas, containing marble plunge pools, an herbal steam room and various treatment rooms.

The state-of-the-art fitness center features yoga and boxing rooms, locker rooms and private or group fitness classes. Additionally, Villa’s elevated pool deck is fully serviced by MFG-trained staff and outfitted with a variety of lounges.

Douglas Elliman is the exclusive sales and marketing partner for the project.

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Miami Heat Star Victor Oladipo Lists Hibiscus Island Contemporary For $10 Million Amidst NBA Finals

Amidst being locked in a battle for the NBA Finals, Miami Heat all-star player Victor Oladipo has listed his Hibiscus Island home in Miami Beach home for nearly $10 million. The home is situated on an expansive corner lot within the prestigious guard-gated Hibiscus Island in Miami Beach. Unlike typical lots on the island, this property encompasses one and a half lots, offering a larger land size and an impressively spacious home. With 14,375-square feet of land and 6,491-square feet under air, the meticulously designed home was built in 2020 offering 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, including a guest house.

The open floor plan contains soaring ceilings and panoramic doors that seamlessly connect the interior with the exterior. The gourmet kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line Thermador and Wolf appliances, complemented by custom cabinetry. The primary suite offers a tranquil retreat, complete with a spa-like ensuite bathroom and two spacious walk-in closets. Additional ensuite bedrooms provide both comfort and privacy for residents and guests.

The outdoor living area is thoughtfully designed for ultimate relaxation and entertainment. Find a large sparkling pool and plenty of outdoor seating arrangements and space for lounging or dining al fresco.

Hibiscus Island offers residents a range of amenities, including a waterfront park, tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, and a 24-hour police officer stationed at the main entrance. The Hibiscus Drive home is listed for $9.995 Million by Liz Hogan with Compass.

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Miami Heat Star Tyler Herro Buys Pinecrest Mansion For Record $10.5 Million

Miami Heat star Tyler Herro has purchased the most expensive home on record in Pinecrest for $10.5 million. Located at 12900 SW 63rd Avenue, the transaction closed on December 28th and represents the highest price achieved to date in Pinecrest according to MLS data. Only eight other properties in Pinecrest have sold for $8 million or above.

Josie Wang of Brown Harris Stevens Miami was the exclusive listing agent representing the sellers in this transaction. In October, 2021 Josie represented both the buyer and seller on this same property which closed for $5.3 Million while the home was still under construction. After the closing, the Buyer spared no expense to further create one of the most extraordinary homes ever built in Pinecrest.

Recognized as the true gem of Pinecrest, the single-family home was built in 2021 and spans 9,505 interior square feet. It features 8 bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms. The resort style masterpiece blends modern design, extraordinary craftsmanship and blends modern design with Balinese inspired architecture. The property’s natural marble, stone and wood were sourced from around the world, including rare materials from Brazil and Italy. Floor to ceiling glass windows throughout bring the outdoors in, showcasing hundreds of thousands of dollars of opulent, lush tropical landscaping. Along with a huge primary suite, the new owner will enjoy a wine cellar, media room and summer kitchen.

“Pinecrest is an incredibly desirable destination for luxury home buyers and this home is truly the area’s crown jewel. The location offers proximity to Miami’s finest attractions, including marinas, top schools, dining, shopping and parks. The home is unrivaled in its design, craftsmanship and custom, top of the line finishes from lighting to millwork.” Said Josie Wang, Brown Harris Stevens Miami.

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Home Of Miami Heat AmericanAirlines Arena Renamed FTX Arena Following 19-Year $135 Million Naming Rights Deal

AmericanAirlines Arena, home of the NBA’s Miami Heat in Downtown Miami’s Park West neighborhood, has officially been renamed the FTX Arena. The American Airlines signage has now been removed following the Heat’s Round 1 playoff loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. The name change is part of a 19-year, $135 million naming rights deal with cryptocurrency exchange FTX which was approved by Miami-Dade County Commissioners in March 2021.

As per the agreement the Heat, who have 19-years remaining on their lease with the arena, will receive an annual payment of $2 million for the naming rights from Miami-Dade County. FTX branding will also be placed on the Miami Heat’s website and digital platforms, promotions, contests and community engagement. American Airlines will retain a marketing agreement with the Heat.

Miami-Dade County has also entered into a partnership with FTX to collaborate on technology and Fintech education and has committed an additional $5 million in contributions to the county. Miami-Dade County must also reserve a portion of the naming rights deal proceeds to help combat local gun violence and poverty.

The deal represents the first partnership between a cryptocurrency company and a major American professional sports franchise. The partnership further advances Miami quest to be a cryptocurrency and blockchain hub and the Cryptocity.

AmericanAirlines Arena is located at 601 Biscayne Blvd. and first opened on New Years 1999 after the Heat moved from the Miami Arena. The arena was designed by Arquitectonica and 360 Architecture and had a total construction cost of $213 million. The spectator capacity for a basketball game is 19,600. The Miami Heat have appeared in five NBA Finals since 2010 and have won three NBA Championship titles since they were founded in 1988.

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Miami has quickly become the Cryptocity, and is becoming a cryptocurrency and blockchain hub led by Mayor Francis Suarez. Mayor Suarez’s goals include turning Miami into a Bitcoin mining hub by using the city’s nuclear power capability. He is also working towards allowing the use of Bitcoin to pay for tax and public services, as well as a salary option for city employees. Mayor Suarez set his focus on a Miami tech boom following the COVID-19 pandemic and has been working to attract the top tech and investment firms from San Francisco, Silicon Valley and New York City. The effort has paid off shown by taxable property values in Miami having doubled over the past decade as high-paying jobs have been attracted to the weather, beaches, restaurants, nightlife, low-tax and high-quality of life.

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Aston Martin Residences and The Miami HEAT Present "Legend's Court" To Commemorate Premium Corporate Partnership

Aston Martin Residences, the ultra-luxury condo tower under development in Downtown Miami, teamed up with the Miami HEAT to host “Legend’s Court,” commemorating their premium corporate partnership. NBA legends of the court, Kelly Olynyk and Glen Rice, were on the American Airlines Arena floor to conduct a coaching clinic extravaganza with an All-Star real estate team of Miami’s elite brokers. The three-time NBA All-Star and the HEAT’s current power forward presided over an All-Star team of ten real estate power brokers, representing Aston Martin Residences, for a high-intensity evening of basketball drills and guided instruction on how to finesse the perfect three pointer and lay-up.

Invited guests arrived to take photos in front of the impressive Aston Martin Zagato vehicle on display at the players entrance, before passing through the payer’s locker room to collect their commemorative t-shirt and take seats on the arena floor. Following a short video presentation of the Aston Martin Residences project, attendees were greeted with performances by the Miami HEAT Dancers and DJ, followed by a rendition by the Miami HEAT Street Band. Alejandro Aljanati, Chief Marketing Officer for G & G Business Developments, gave a welcome speech before the official Miami HEAT announcer, Michael Biamonte, introduced the ten power brokers in turn, who each ran on to the court amidst a blaze of game-day pyrotechnics and resounding applause.

The All-Star Aston Martin Residences team was then treated to a coaching session by Kelly Olynyk, and Glen Rice before all attendees were invited to join Miami HEAT coaching staff at different ‘drill stations’ located throughout the arena floor. Guests were then invited in to the Hyde lounge to enjoy a sumptuous buffet and open bar, located adjacent to a photo station displaying the three Miami HEAT Championship trophies.

The following Aston Martin Residences team of real estate brokers who were honored for their individual achievements, included: Roberto Malca (Cervera Real Estate), William Schraffi (SBC Realty International), Dilay Escalante (Brickell Realty Group), Fermin Alvarez (Miami One Real Estate), Ceilah Epner (South Florida Luxury Realty), Karen Elmir (Cervera Real Estate), Eric Beane-Laurie Finkelstein (Reader Realty), Thomas Pichet (Global Realty), Alex de Leon (One Sotheby’s), Paulie Hankin (Cervera Real Estate) and Sheila Bokstein (Brilliance Realty Group).

Erik Spoelstra Purchases Historic Coconut Grove Home for $2.6 Million

Erik Spoelstra has purchased a beautiful, historic Coconut Grove home for $2.6 million. Spoelstra is the coach of the Miami Heat who recently announced he will marry his longtime girlfriend and Heat dancer Nikki Sapp. The home is 4,294 SF, 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, a guest cottage, beautiful pool, and lush landscaping featuring oak trees throughout the property giving an enclave of privacy and a true Coconut Grove feel. The home was first built in 1937. First reported by the Miami Herald and photos via EWM. 

Hassan Whiteside Purchases La Gorce Contemporary for $7.3 Million

Hassan Whiteside of the Miami Heat is wasting no time putting his new $98 million contract to use by purchasing a La Gorce contemporary for $7.3 million according to The Real Deal. This should be quite the move from his previous condo in Downtown's Marina Blue. The waterfront bachelor pad is 5,406 SF with 6 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms and was first listed for $13 million is February 2016 before seeing several price cuts. It is designed by Borges + Associates Architects with an open floor plan to allow for water views through the structure and a detached guest house. Photos by One Sotheby's International Real Estate. 

Miami Heat's Tyler Johnson Purchases Pinecrest Mansion for $4.85 Million

The Miami Heat's 24 year old Tyler Johnson purchased a mansion in Pinecrest for $4.85 million, as reported by The Miami Herald. The 6 bedroom 10 bathroom residence was listed with Douglas Elliman and is close to 12,000 SF. It features a beautiful pool, 2 kitchens, media room, basketball court, elevator, multiple living rooms and outdoor entertainment area with summer kitchen. Johnson signed a $50 million deal with the Heat earlier this year. Photos by Douglas Elliman.