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South Florida’s top deals: Fort Partners sells another Surf Club pad for $27M

TRD reports the most important transactions for June 1, 2026

Nadim Ashi and 9149 Collins Avenue, Surfside (Fort Partners, Google Maps)

🏆 Residential: The priciest home sale recorded in South Florida was at Fort Partners’ Seaway at the Surf Club at 9149 Collins Avenue in Surfside. A company tied to the island of Jersey in the Channel Islands purchased a 4,500-square-foot condo at the luxury development for $27.1 million. The deal breaks down to roughly $6,000 per square foot.

🏆 Commercial: Miami logged the most expensive commercial deal in South Florida, with the sale of the industrial property at 1600 Northwest 165th Street for just over $17 million. Spanning 64,400 square feet, the building last traded for $11.4 million in 2021. In the latest sale, the seller was an affiliate of Elion Partners and the buyer was an LLC tied to O’Connor Capital Partners

📊 Residential: Art collectors Ian and Serge Krawiecki Gazes parted with the 9,900-square-foot mansion at 4780 Southwest 86th Terrace in Miami for $15 million, or more than $1,500 per square foot. A trust purchased the home. The house, built in 2016, has seven bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms and was most recently on the market for $16.2 million. It last sold in 2018 for $6.5 million. Judy and Nathan Zeder at Coldwell Banker Realty’s the Jills Zeder Group had the listing, and Maurice Boschetti with Compass brought the buyer.

📊 Commercial: Data Tech offloaded the warehouse complex at 2980 Northwest 108th Avenue and 10850 Northwest 30th Street in Doral for $14.6 million. The adjacent properties measure a combined 47,400 square feet. The deal breaks down to about $308 per square foot. Vivo Real Estate Group had the listing.

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