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LexisNexis CEO buys South Beach penthouse from E11even’s Marc Roberts
Roberts and his wife bought a waterfront home last year for $17M
From left: E11even’s Marc Roberts and LexisNexis CEO Mike Walsh along with a photo illustration of Murano at Portofino and the 38th floor penthouse (Getty, E11even, LexisNexis, 1Oak Studios, Google Maps)
Nightclub mogul and developer Marc Roberts sold his South Beach penthouse to LexisNexis CEO Mike Walsh.
E11even owner Roberts and his wife, Marci, sold a three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom condo on the 38th floor of Murano at Portofino to Walsh and his wife Sheila, property records show.
Mike Walsh is CEO of the LexisNexis’ global legal business. The New York-based data analytics company is a subsidiary of RELX Group, based in the United Kingdom.
The Walshes paid $5.9 million for the 2,618-square-foot unit, which breaks down to $2,254 per square foot. The penthouse previously sold for $5.5 million in 2018, records show.
Roberts, who started his career in the 1980s as a sports agent, opened the nightclub E11even in 2014 with Dennis DeGori and Michael Simkins. They’re co-developing two E11even-branded condo projects in downtown Miami with PMG. Roberts, PMG and Simkins’ Lion Development Group and PMG also plan an Airbnb condo tower in downtown Miami near the nightclub.
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Corcoran Group’s Mick Duchon and Eloy Carmenate were the listing agents. Julian Johnston, also with Corcoran, represented the buyer, according to the Multiple Listing Service.
In August, Marc and Marci Roberts paid $16.8 million for a new waterfront home on Pine Tree Drive in Miami Beach.