QUINT Collection Luxury Townhomes Launch Sales in Hollywood Led by Chad Carroll

QUINT Collection Luxury Townhomes in Hollywood have officially launched sales led by Chad Carroll and his team at Compass. Developed by Miami-based JQ Group, QUINT Collection Hollywood is comprised of 10 luxury waterfront townhomes with a private marina and unobstructed views of the Intracoastal and Atlantic Ocean. Nestled between the best of Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale, QUINT offers the perfect blend of convenience and sophisticated minimalism merged with the ultimate luxury waterfront lifestyle.

“We are proud to see QUINT come to life and are thrilled to be among the few spearheading the transformation of Hollywood,” said Jesús Quintero, CEO and Founder of JQ Group. “Chad Carroll has set the standard for luxury waterfront home sales and his team’s extensive expertise will help complete our journey in delivering an outstanding project to completion.”

“Our team is honored to represent a project with a truly unique value proposition that is unlike any other in Hollywood,” said Carroll. “We continue to see tremendous growth in the area’s luxury market and QUINT is positioned as a one-of-a-kind property. Along with our strategic marketing and expertise in matching buyers with their dream home, we are confident in the project’s success.”

Residences start at $2.5 million and offer 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms with 10-foot high ceilings. Floor plans range in size from 3,100-3,500 square feet, with terraces up to 10 feet deep and a private 2-car garage. Custom finishes include Italkraft and Gaggenau appliances, porcelain floors, glass enclosed elevator and more. Five-story residences feature a sky deck with summer kitchen, jacuzzi and entertainment area. A residents-only marina includes 12 slips ranging between 55-80 feet with permitting ready to install lift, if desired. A model home designed by Spazio Di Casa that includes Roche Bobois furniture is asking $3.5 million. 

Images via The Carroll Group

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Douglas Elliman Development Marketing Selected To Oversee Sales At 5000 North Ocean in Palm Beach

Douglas Elliman Development Marketing (DEDM) has announced that the firm has been selected to handle the exclusive sales and marketing for The Kolter Group's newly completed oceanfront residential tower, 5000 North Ocean, designed by Randall Stofft Architects and BC Architects, AIA. Chris Cox and Dave Shalkop from Douglas Elliman will be leading sales for the development where residences range from two-to-four bedrooms and are priced from $2.6 million to $5.6 million.

“We are thrilled to bring Chris, Dave and the Douglas Elliman Development Marketing and Real Estate team on board to finish selling out the remaining residences,” said Ed Jahn, senior vice president of Kolter Urban. “Chris and Dave have established themselves as leaders in the Florida market and their extensive experience coupled with Douglas Elliman’s robust and successful development portfolio, will help to ensure the sellout of 5000 North Ocean.” 

5000 North Ocean features the ultimate in privacy and boutique resort-style living with interiors by local renowned Palm Beach designer Bob Martin of The Decorators Unlimited. 5000 Ocean is comprised of 48 residences and the 19-story building is situated on an expansive stretch of direct, pristine Palm Beach oceanfront in Singer Island. There is over 340’ of direct oceanfront with more than half the property remaining as natural habitat or restored dune area.

Each residence features unobstructed Atlantic Ocean views, along with Intracoastal Waterway views to the West, and features floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors and an expansive outdoor terrace. There are four distinctive floorplans, including four duplex residences and a penthouse known as the Sandcastle which spans 3,907 square feet with 2,407 square feet of oceanfront terrace.

“We continue to see a historic surge in activity in the Palm Beach County market, where the most discerning buyers are looking for the ultimate in luxury and value,” said Jay Phillip Parker, CEO of Douglas Elliman’s Florida Brokerage. “5000 North Ocean is positioned as a one-of-a-kind offering that we are confident will continue to see success as we close out the remaining sales at the project.” 

Amenities include an entry guardhouse with 24/7 attendance, a dramatic port cochere entry, private elevators providing convenient and safe access to all levels, residents club room and adjacent outdoor plaza featuring a full catering kitchen and bar, custom fireplace and lounge area, a state-of-the-art fitness center with the latest high tech exercise equipment overlooking the ocean and pool deck area, an oceanfront pool and spa, private oasis beach zone. The oasis beach zone is a one-of-a-kind seaside sanctuary reserved for 5000 North Ocean residents and individual secured climate-controlled storage areas. Each residence comes with two assigned covered parking spaces, with additional guest parking available and electric car charging spaces.

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Douglas Elliman Releases June 2020 New Signed Contracts Report for Florida

Douglas Elliman in conjunction with Miller Samuel, a leading independent appraisal firm, has released its second monthly recurring report for June 2020. The report focuses on the new contracts signed and new listings that entered the rapidly changing market in Douglas Elliman’s Florida regions of Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Pinellas, and Hillsborough. Overall, there was a surge in new signed contracts far exceeding year-ago levels, with excess demand coming from the Northeast. However, new inventory level gains have not kept pace with the growth in new contracts.

New contracts and new listings for each property type have been broken out by eight price tranches depending on regional pricing, on a year to year basis. Douglas Elliman will release a similar report to this one once again during the first week of August to disclose data regarding the number of new contracts signed and new listings during the month of July.

Palm Beach County

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Single Family:

• Number of new signed contracts soared 71.3% to 4,261 contracts

• Listing inventory dropped 19.9% to 1,604 units

• 642 single family homes priced above $1M went into contract, a 114.7% increase from last year

Condo:

• Number of new signed contracts jumped 76.0% to 2,626 contracts

• Listing inventory surged 4.2% to 1,175 units

• Condos priced between $200K and $299K saw a 107.6% incline in the number of signed contracts for a total of 467 

Broward County

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Single Family:

• Number of new signed contracts rose 76.1% to 4,336 contracts

• Listing inventory decreased by 27.0% to 1,622 units

• There was a 123.2% increase in the number of signed contracts for homes priced between $600K and $799K 

Condo:

• Number of new signed contracts surged 61.4% to 3,154 contracts

• Listing inventory fell 14.2% to 1,403 units

• 78 condos priced between $500K and $599K went into contract, a 116.7% jump from last year

Miami-Dade County

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Single Family:

• Number of new signed contracts edged up 74.3% to 3,955 contracts

• Listing inventory dropped 25.0% to 1,426 units

• There were 172 homes priced between $800K and $99K that went into contract, a 123.4% increase from last year for similarly priced homes

Condo:

• Number of new signed contracts climbed 54.6% to 4,093 contracts

• Listing inventory slipped 4.0% to 1,918 units

• 643 condos priced between $200K and $299K went into contract compared to last year’s 344

Pinellas County

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Single Family:

• Number of new signed contracts surged 95.9% to 2,897 contracts

•  Listing inventory decreased by 26.9% to 1,031 units

• There was a 148.8% rise in homes priced between $500K and $599K that went into contract

Condo:

• Number of new signed contracts increased by 93.4% to 1,408 contracts

• Listing inventory fell 12.0% to 512 units

• 28 condos priced between $800K and $999K went into contract, a 250.0% surge from last year’s 8

Hillsborough County

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Single Family: 

• Number of new signed contracts rose 98.2% to 4,524 contracts

• Listing inventory declined 32.1% to 1,550 units

• There was a 223.9% jump in the number of new signed contracts for homes priced at or above $1M

Condo:

• Number of new signed contracts grew 124.0% to 616 contracts

• Listing inventory declined 18.9% to 223 units

• Condos priced at or above $1M saw a drastic increase of 1633.3% in the number of new signed contracts for a total of 52

by Isabella Zimmermann

Avison Young Lists Portfolio of Five South Florida Development Sites For $80 Million

Avison Young’s Florida Capital Markets Group has been exclusively selected to sell five South Florida development sites totaling ±13.5 acres, representing potential for nearly 1,000 new multifamily units. The listings can be packaged together as a portfolio for $80 million combined and underscore increased investor confidence as Florida sees an uptick in new out-of-state buyers.

The investment opportunities include 3550 Biscayne, a Fort Lauderdale Beach development site, an Oakland Park development site on Fort Lauderdale’s main retail corridor, a Dania Beach development site and a Miami Gardens development site near the Palmetto Expressway. Michael T. Fay will lead the sales of the development sites along with Avison Young Principals David Duckworth; John K. Crotty, CCIM; Vice President Brian C. de la Fé; and Associates Emily Brais and Berkley Bloodworth. 

“We’ve seen continued interest in investments, particularly in land,” said Fay, Principal and Managing Director of Avison Young’s Miami operations. “It’s easier today to assess risk for land which better positions the future developments of those types of deals.”

“The increasing number of New Yorkers and residents from other large cities migrating to Florida due to effects of the pandemic is one major factor contributing to the investment interest we’re seeing,” added Fay.

3550 Biscayne is a 1.62-acre mixed-use development assemblage encompassing two bocks at the intersection of Biscayne Boulevard and N.E. 36th Street. The property, located at 3550 Biscayne Blvd. in Miami, Florida, rests on the edge of Miami’s Edgewater, Midtown, and Design District neighborhoods. An investor could construct an iconic 60-story tower with multiple uses, including up to 392 residential units.

The Palmetto Expressway development site is a 1.32-acre development site at 3700 N.W. 167th St. in Miami Gardens, Florida. The property could potentially host an impressive 10-story structure with up to 132 multifamily units, office, and retail components. 

The Fort Lauderdale Beach development site is a 1.25-acre development site at 2908 E. Sunrise Blvd. on Fort Lauderdale Beach, steps from the Atlantic Ocean. The site has potential for a 12-story mixed use project consisting of retail, multifamily, and hotel uses. 

The Oakland Park property a 2.11-acre site plan approved for a project known as O2, a mixed-use development located within Fort Lauderdale’s premier retail corridor at 3411 N. Federal Highway in Oakland Park, Florida. The property is approved for 165 residential units with world-class amenities, 31,705 square feet of ground-floor retail and a parking garage. 

The Dania Beach development site is a 7.2-acre site plan approved for a six-story, 275-unit apartment complex. The property at 4200 S.W. 54th Court in Dania Beach, Florida, is walking distance from the Seminole Hard Rock Casino and Hotel. The offering presents the opportunity to develop rental apartments and capitalize on the imbalance of high demand and lack of supply within the area. 

The five development sites come to market on the heels of another recently launched South Florida listing: Le Jeune Station, a 2.79-acre site priced at $16.5 million near Miami International Airport and Coral Gables.

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Monaco Yacht Club & Residences Debuts Sales Gallery In Miami Beach

Monaco Yacht Club & Residences, which is being developed by Optimum Development USA, has revealed its newly opened sales gallery at 6897 Collins Avenue in Miami Beach. The nautically themed, boutique Bayfront condominium offers its own private marina and just thirty-nine luxurious waterfront residences delivered fully finished with curated interiors by world-renowned Italian interior designer Piero Lissoni.

“We are delighted to at last unveil the much anticipated Monaco Yacht Club & Residences sales gallery,” said Ricardo Tabet, CEO of Optimum Development USA. “The sophisticated design showcases the extraordinary talents of Piero Lissoni and Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica and is an overall reflection of the building’s program of luxury living, fun lifestyle, laid-back environment, and relaxed atmosphere.”

Lissoni is recognized as one of the masters of contemporary design and known for a stunning portfolio of international projects in the fields of architecture, landscape, interior, product and graphic design and corporate identity. Lissoni is also the art director for some of the most influential design companies for whom he designs an extensive range of products such as Boffi, Fantini and Salvatori, all of which are incorporated into the design of the new sales gallery.  

The sales gallery showcases Lissoni’s inspired designs with modern interiors in white warm tones, refined Italian-made fixtures and finishes, and Arrigoni wide plank wood flooring from Austria, where for each tree felled, four are planted. 

“It is a very proud moment for us to officially welcome prospects and the real estate community to experience the Côte d’Azur in the heart of Miami’s Mid-Beach,” said Rodolfo Misitano, CEO of Optimum Asset Management (parent company of Optimum Development USA). “The exquisitely designed sales gallery offers an up-close opportunity for our guests to experience what it’s like to live in one of our residences and the ultimate indoor/outdoor lifestyle that Monaco Yacht Club & Residences will offer.”

The bayfront Monaco Yacht Club & Residences will rise 12-stories and was designed by international architecture firm Arquitectonica, led by Bernardo Fort-Brescia. The building is slated for completion in the third quarter of 2021.  Monaco Yacht Club & Residences are drawing rave reviews for its exceptional combination of world-class style, intimacy and exclusivity located on one of the last remaining waterfront properties in the area.

Monaco Yacht Club & Residences will offer one to four bedroom residences, ranging in size from 918 SF to nearly 5,000 SF. A limited collection of two impressive penthouses will offer expansive living areas, including private terraces with summer kitchens, starting at 2,888 SF. Residences are primed for indoor/outdoor living and entertaining, the meticulously designed homes will feature expansive wraparound terraces, each with finished floors and ceilings and sweeping views of Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean and the Miami skyline.  Additional highlights within the residences will include stone countertops, 10’-11’ high ceilings throughout, large walk-in closets, pre-wired for Home Automation systems to accommodate the latest “Smart Building” technology, private elevator entrances, custom Boffi kitchens and premium bathroom interiors featuring imported Italian marble flooring, spacious tubs and frameless, glass-enclosed rainfall showers with designer faucets. 

Monaco Yacht Club & Residences will also feature a 12 slip marina available exclusively to residents, as well as a yachting concierge for maintenance needs, yacht charters or sailing, and fishing excursions for the day to the Bahamas, the Florida Keys or to enjoy the Atlantic Ocean and the best of South Florida’s coastal living. Other waterfront amenities include paddle boarding, kayaking and more. 

Additional resort-style amenities include a “Resident’s Lounge” featuring a library and breakfast bar for leisurely waterfront dining; a breathtaking rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the Miami skyline featuring a pool with poolside chaise lounge chairs, Jacuzzi and shaded lounge areas with a grill for entertaining; as well as a state-of-the-art fitness center overlooking Biscayne Bay.

Residences are priced from $1.1 million with sales and marketing handled exclusively by Fortune Development Sales.

Vanessa Grout Named CEO of OKO Group’s New Venture

Vanessa Grout has been named the CEO of OKO Real Estate, a new venture to expand the sales and marketing capabilities of Vladislav Doronin’s OKO Group. OKO Group currently has four projects under construction in Miami, including Una Residences and Missoni Baia, and another project under construction in Manhattan. Vanessa Grout has worked in the real estate sector for 16 years, most recently as President of Ugo Colombo’s CMC Real Estate, where she ran sales and marketing for Brickell Flatiron. With the launch of this new brokerage firm, OKO Group will continue to grow throughout South Florida, New York and in other major U.S. cities. 

“We are pleased to welcome Vanessa Grout to OKO Group and to expand our business. I have known Vanessa for many years, she has been a friend and a valued supporter,” said Vladislav Doronin, Chairman and CEO of OKO Group. “We are optimistic on the growth of the real estate sector in Miami which is why we have decided to bring Vanessa on board and to expand our offering. Buyers are choosing Miami to invest in their future; Miami is a good real estate investment as well as an investment in the quality of their future life.” 

Renowned for working with internationally acclaimed architects including Pritzker Prize–winning architect Zaha Hadid, real estate magnate Vladislav Doronin has developed 71 buildings and 75 million SF of world-class residential and commercial property internationally. 

“I am thrilled to be joining this expert team and to work alongside Vladislav Doronin to help expand OKO Group’s existing offering with the creation of OKO Real Estate,” said Vanessa Grout, CEO of OKO Real Estate. “This move follows the completion and successfully selling out Brickell Flatiron in Downtown Miami, the most recent project I oversaw.”

In Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, construction on Missoni Baia surpassed the tenth floor and saw the recent sale of one of its two penthouses for $10 million. Una Residences recently broke ground and saw the commencement of construction on the luxury residential building’s foundation on Miami’s waterfront. OKO Group continued vertical construction on 830 Brickell, a 57-story highly-amenitized office skyscraper designed by one of the world’s leading architecture firms, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture (AS+GG) in the heart of Miami’s financial district. OKO Group has closed on the development loan for Aman Miami which will bring an Aman hotel and Aman-branded residences to Miami Beach’s Faena District, on the site of the former Versailles Hotel at 3425 Collins Ave. Construction is also underway in New York where OKO Group is transforming The Crown Building, located at 5th Avenue and 57th Street, into Aman New York.

Douglas Elliman Releases Q1 2020 South Florida Market Reports

Douglas Elliman in conjunction with Miller Samuel, a leading independent appraisal firm, has just released their Q1 2020 Market Reports for South Florida. It reveals noticeably stronger results for listing inventory growth in the first two and a half months of the quarter until market awareness of COVID-19 occurred in mid-March, which slowed growth across South Florida in areas such as Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach, and the Miami Coastal Mainland. The report reflects pre-pandemic strengths in the South Florida market and even an increase in some areas’ average sales price and number of sales compared to the previous quarter, especially in Palm Beach, which saw a 46.7% rise in number of closed condo sales and had the most significant year over year increase in single-family sales in six years.

“The same fundamentals that have made Florida attractive, and have supported the relatively long-term stability in our markets over the past few years, all remained in place during the first quarter as much as they will once we get past this pandemic. Overall Q1 reflected the pre-pandemic strengths we have been enjoying, with most markets realizing steady sales volume and pricing. As we come out of this global crisis, I believe that the desirability for Florida’s lifestyle coupled with tax reform, and the maturation of our markets, will continue to support the trajectory the markets were on prior to COVID-19,” said Jay Phillip Parker, CEO of Douglas Elliman Florida brokerage.

Miami Beach/Barrier Islands

Overview:

·      Overall listing inventory declined year over year for condos and single-family properties

·      Condo price trend indicators declined from the year-ago quarter

·      Single-family price trend indicators declined annually, partially skewed by the decline in average sales size

·      A sharp drop in average sales size for both luxury condos and luxury single-family properties skewed price trend indicators lower

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Overall:

·      Median sales price slipped 1.1% to $435,000

·      Average price per square foot decreased by 12.4% to $621

·      Number of sales slipped by 0.4% to 769

·      Listing inventory decreased by 4.5% to 6,425 

Luxury Condo:

·      Median sales price fell 20.8% to $2,553,000

·      Average price per square foot decreased by 9.5% to $1,175

·      Listing inventory rose 12.2% to 1,129 units

·      Average square footage declined 13.8% to 3,429

Luxury Single Family:

·      Median sales price fell 32.9% to $9,766,667

·      Average price per square foot decreased by 22.3% to $1,184

·      Listing inventory dropped 19.1% to 169 units

·      Average square footage declined 13.6% to 8,249

Miami Coastal Mainland

Overview: 

·      Overall listing inventory declined sharply on a year over year basis for both condos and single-family properties

·      Condo sales rose annually for the fourth straight quarter as price trend indicators pressed higher

·      Single-family price trend indicators rose annually, and sales extended its year over year growth streak to the fourth straight quarter

·      A significant decline in listing inventory on a year over year basis for both luxury condos and luxury single-family properties

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Overall: 

·      Median sales price rose 9% to $340,000

·      Average sales price increased by 7.6% to $458,287

·      Number of sales rose 7.7% to 3,343

·      Listing inventory fell 14.1% to 10,519 units

Luxury Condo

·      Median sales price increased by 20% to $1,195,545

·      Average price per square foot rose 5.1% to $492

·      Listing inventory declined 19.8% to 2,212 units

·      Average square footage increased by 12.9% to 2,430

Luxury Single Family

·      Median sales price rose 13.7% to $1,600,000

·      Average price per square foot edged up 1.1% to $444

·      Listing inventory fell 24.4% to 925 units

·      Average square footage slipped 3.3% to 4,037

Fort Lauderdale

Overview:

·      Condo price trend indicators pressed higher as sales slipped year over year

·      Single-family sales and price trend indicators posted large annual gains

·      Luxury condo price trend indicators showed mixed year over year results

·      Luxury single-family price trend indicators surged, skewed by large increase in average sales size

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

·      Median sales price slipped 1.3% to $1,210,000

·      Average price per square foot edged up 1.3% to $558

·      Listing inventory decreased by 2.6% to 339 units

·      Average square footage declined 3.6% to 2,604

Luxury Single Family:

·      Median sales price jumped 44% to $3,225,000

·      Average price per square foot rose 47.7% to $783

·      Listing inventory fell 25.3% to 296 units

·      Average square footage rose 17% to 5,778

Boca Raton/Highland Beach 

Overall:

·      Condo listing inventory fell year over year for sixth straight quarters with the most significant decline in the current quarter

·      Single-family listing inventory declined annually over the past four quarters at a rising rate

·      Luxury condo and luxury single-family inventory fell short of year-ago levels

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo: 

·      Median sales price slipped 0.3% to $900,000 

·      Average price per square foot decreased by 0.2% to $465

·      Listing inventory fell 15.6% to 260 units

·      Average square footage declined by 4.8% to 2,666

Luxury Single Family

·      Median sales price fell 10.3% to $1,895,000

·      Average price per square foot rose 1.2% to $407

·      Listing inventory fell 16.9% to 339 units

·      Average square footage declined 0.4% to 7,267

Delray Beach

Overview:

·      Single-family median sales price hasn’t shown a year over year decline in four quarters 

·      Condo listings fell annually for four straight quarters 

·      Luxury single-family price trend indicators showed mixed results

·      Luxury condo price trend indicators showed substantial annual gains, partially aided by the increase in sales size 

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

·      Median sales price jumped 40.3% to $754,000

·      Average price per square foot rose 48.9% to $530

·      Listing inventory fell 36.3% to 163 units

·      Average square footage increased by 2.4% to 1,827

Luxury Single Family:

·      Median sales price fell 19.6% to $1,400,000

·      Average price per square foot rose 5.5% to $439

·      Listing inventory declined 7.1% to 91 units

·      Average square footage declined 1.8% to 4,781

Wellington 

Overview:

·      Condo price trend indicators and sales rose as listing inventory declined from the prior year

·      Single-family sales and price trend indicators moved higher year over year as listing inventory dropped sharply

·      Luxury price trend indicators for both property types showed mixed results

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo:

·      Median sales price rose 22% to $730,000

·      Average price per square foot decreased by 3.3% to $348

·      Listing inventory increased by 9.1% to 36 units

·      Average square footage declined 10.9% to 2,038

Luxury Single Family: 

·      Median sales price fell 45.5% to $1,500,000

·      Average price per square foot rose 18.1% to $654

·      Listing inventory declined 12.3% to 207 units

·      Average square footage declined 21.9% to 4,465

Palm Beach

Overview: 

·      Listing inventory for condos, single-family properties and luxury fell sharply from year-ago levels

·      All three condo price trend indicators rose year over year for the third straight quarter

·      The most significant year over year increase in single-family sales in six years

·      All three price trend indicators for the luxury market were skewed higher year over year by the surge in average sales size

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Luxury Condo and Single Family: 

·      Median sales price surged 48.1% to $10,517,500

·      Average price per square foot rose 12.2% to $1,841

·      Listing inventory dropped 49.6% to 64 units

·      Average square footage surged 49.4% to 7,344

Jupiter/Palm Beach Gardens

Jupiter Overview:

·      Single-family sales price trend indicators and sales showed substantial annual gains

·      Condo sales declined as price trend indicators press higher from year-ago levels

Palm Beach Gardens Overview:

·      Single-family sales price trend indicators were mixed as sales jumped year over year

·      Condo sales and price trend indicators showed robust annual increases

Key Trend Metrics (Year to Year)

Jupiter Luxury Condo:

·      Median sales price slipped 5.4% to $915,000

·      Average price per square foot rose 2.7% to $452

·      Listing inventory rose 17.4% to 54 units

·      Average square footage edged up 0.3% to 2,378

Jupiter Luxury Single Family:

·      Median sales price rose 8.5% to $2,600,000

·      Average price per square foot increased by 9.2% to $666

·      Listing inventory rose 7.4% to 131 units

·      Average square footage increased by 17.1% to 5,699 

Palm Beach Gardens Luxury Condo:

·      Median sales price surged 39.5% to $600,000

·      Average price per square foot rose 46.5% to $315

·      Listing inventory fell 44.2% to 43 units

·      Average square footage increased by 18.6% to 2,588

Palm Beach Gardens Luxury Single Family:

·      Median sales price fell 22.6% to $1,937,500

·      Average price per square foot decreased by 1.5% to $461

·      Listing inventory declined 12.1% to 131 units

·      Average square footage declined 18.5% to 4,837

Article by Isabella Zimmermann

Rewind: Michael T. Fay Tom Wood and Jacques Bessoudo Discuss COVID-19 Impact On Commercial Real Estate in South Florida Webinar

On April 3, 2020, PROFILEmiami hosted a webinar conversation with over 350 viewers on the impact that COVID-19 has, and will have, on the commercial real estate industry in South Florida. If you missed us live, or just want to revisit some of the insight our panelists had to offer, we have now posted the full webinar for you to sit back and rewind! Hear from some of Florida's leading real estate professionals about how they are reacting to the crisis, navigating the uncertain circumstances and preparing for future opportunities that may arise from the economic fallout.

Speakers:

• Michael T. Fay, Principal and Managing Director, Avison Young

• Jacques Bessoudo, Managing Partner, Galium Capital

• Thomas D. Wood, President, Thomas D. Wood & Company

• Moderator: Demetri Demascus, Co-Founder & CEO, PROFILEmiami

Topics:

• What effects have we seen on valuations, leasing and sales velocity, construction, availability of capital, and tenants in the South Florida real estate market so far?

• As a landlord, how are you managing your tenants right now?

• In the face of negativity there is always opportunity. Where do you think we will see opportunity open up?

• What is the current state of financing - are deals falling out of contract? Bank vs. non-bank sources of capital - who’s willing to lend?

• How are you working with your teams remotely? 

• How is the current economic crisis due to COVID-19 different from that of 2008?

• How will different types of lenders and loan products give different flexibility to the borrowers?

• What advise do you have for those that currently have financing on their properties?

• What is loan forbearance and how is it handled?

Link: https://youtu.be/OofUMQIa8EU

David Beckham purchases $20 million condo at One Thousand Museum in Downtown Miami

Former soccer player David Beckham and his wife Victoria Beckham have just recently purchased a new condo at the Zaha Hadid-designed One Thousand Museum, a 62-story building complete with its own private rooftop helipad. This will be their new home in Miami. 

One Thousand Museum is located at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami and officially opened in August 2019. David Beckham’s publishing and licensing company, Beckham Brand Limited, closed on the 11,046 square-foot, full-floor penthouse - one of the ten in the building - this Tuesday for $20 million, or $1,810 per square foot, a price that is much higher than the $1,392 per square foot that another penthouse in the building recently closed.

Robert Hite, a real estate agent at ONE Sotheby’s International Realty, brokered the deal.

“Iconic design, sophisticated lifestyle, privacy, and security are among the key factors driving our clients to make One Thousand Museum their Miami base,” said the development team of One Thousand Museum. “We know Mr. Beckham and his team will be very happy here.”

The Beckhams and their four children will have access to the luxe lifestyle and exclusive amenities offered by One Thousand Museum, including an indoor lap pool, a Spa with relaxation pods and private treatment rooms, a private Beach Club, a house car service, a 1KM wellness center, and a Sky Lounge with curated seasonal menus.

“With the launch of Inter Miami CF, David and his team are spending significant amounts of time in Miami. One Thousand Museum is a very special building and we are excited to join the community there,” said a spokesperson for David Beckham.

By Isabella Zimmermann  

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PROFILEmiami presents a conversation around the impact that COVID-19 has, and will have, on the commercial real estate industry in South Florida. Hear first hand from some of Florida's leading real estate professionals about how they are reacting to the crisis, navigating the uncertain circumstances and preparing for future opportunities that may arise from the economic fallout.

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• What effects have we seen on valuations, leasing and sales velocity, construction, availability of capital, and tenants in the South Florida real estate market so far?

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