UPDATED, Feb. 1, 12:55 p.m.: Condo sales dropped again in Miami.
Miami-Dade County recorded 77 closings for a total of $38 million, a decline from the previous week’s 103 closings for $48 million. Condos last week sold for an average price of about $497,000 or about $323 per square foot.
A seven-bedroom, 6,914-square-foot unit at Ocean Tower One in Key Biscayne topped the list. Unit 201 sold for $6.6 million, or $955 per foot, after 327 days on the market. Jorge Uribe represented the seller, and Ada Castellanos brought the buyer.
The second-most expensive condo sale to close last week was at the Continuum South Beach. Unit 3305 traded hands after 49 days on the market for $3.1 million, or $1,700 per foot. The listing agent wasAya Charles and the buyer’s agent was Keith Marks.
Here’s a breakdown of the top 10 sales from Jan. 20 to Jan. 26. Click on the map for more information:
Most expensive
Ocean Tower One #201 | 327 days on market | $6.6M | $955 psf | Listing agent: Jorge Uribe | Buyer’s agent: Ada Castellanos
Least expensive
Marina Palms #1608 | 82 days on market | $860K | $491 psf | Listing agent: Claudia Ramirez | Buyer’s agent: April Drake
Most days on market
Champlain Towers North #309 | 356 days on market | $1.1M | $465 psf | Listing agent: Sarah Sheridan | Buyer’s agent: Renata Santoro
Fewest days on market
Continuum South Beach #3305 | 49 days on market | $3.1M | $1,658 psf | Listing agent: Aya Charles | Buyer’s agent: Keith Marks
An earlier version of this story used incorrect data from Condo.com.