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Miami now, sort of, boasts America’s priciest “tiny” home

A pint-sized apartment in the Setai is asking $2.5M

A "small" unit in the Setai in Miami that is on the market for $2.5 million
A "small" unit in the Setai in Miami that is on the market for $2.5 million

While New York City remains the epicenter of closet-sized abodes, Miami Beach now boasts the nation’s most expensive small apartment – that is, depending on your definition of small.

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Trulia recently scraped current listings for apartments measuring 800 square feet or less, and the Wall Street Journal now reports that a 767-square-foot condo in the Setai on Miami Beach is the priciest in the country, with an $2.5 million ask.

According to the Journal, only 1 percent of U.S. buyers purchased a home that measured 1,000 square feet or less in 2014. Still 800 square feet hardly makes the cut for a “tiny” home – especially in terms of price per square foot — in NYC. [WSJ] – Christopher Cameron

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