Last week’s luxury condo sales in Miami-Dade County slowed down again, with a few high-priced highlights and a few sub-$1 million closings, according to data from condo.com.
The week’s most expensive sale was a unit in Fisher Island’s Oceanside tower, which traded for $5.5 million. The unit had been on the market for over a year, but more than doubled its last sale price of $2.62 million in 2009. Lazaro Rivero of Rivero Real Estate had the listing.
A penthouse in Three Tequesta Point was the second most expensive sale last week, at about half of the price of Fisher Island sale. The residence, which was listed by Bert Velunza of Velunza-Realtors, sold for $2.3 million.
Prices dropped gradually after Velunza’s listing, dropping a few-hundred-thousand dollars per listing until the week’s low of $925,000.
Sales were also down throughout the county after last week’s blowout $90.43 million spent on 217 condo sales. This week totaled $50 million from 127 sales. The average sale price was $393,939 and the average price per square foot was $287.
Here’s a breakdown of the data for the week of April 5 to April 11. Click on the map for more information: 
Most expensive
Oceanside, Fisher Island | $5.5M | $1,489 psf | 368 days on market | Lazaro Rivero of Rivero Real Estate
Least expensive
Towers of Key Biscayne, Key Biscayne | $925,000 | 171 days on market | $519 psf | Rodolfo Sori of Newstart Brokers
Most days on market
Balmoral Condo, Bal Harbour | 657 days on market | $1.2M | $571 psf | Yana Franz of Dynamic Realty Group
Least days on market
Ocean Two, Sunny Isles | 50 days on market | $1.25M | $650 psf | Lucas Satten of Atlantic & Pacific Real Estate