From left to right: Chris Bosh, Jimmy Butler, Orlandus Andre Branch III and Joey Bosa (Getty Images)
“South Florida by the Numbers” is a web feature that lists the most remarkable, original and surprising real estate statistics.
Perfectly in tune with South Florida’s hot real estate market, the region’s three active sports teams are enjoying consistent and lasting success at the time of writing. The Florida Panthers have one of the best records in the NHL, the Miami Heat win big despite injuries and the league’s toughest schedule, and even the erratic Miami Dolphins are four-game winners, with an outside chance in the playoffs. But when it comes to “home” venues, do the region’s top athletes dominate their closing tables with so much skill and talent? We’re exploring that in “South Florida by the Numbers” this month.
$ 7.1 million
Price cleared by Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler in the recent sale of his Pinecrest mansion: a five-bedroom, two-story, 8,958-square-foot home he bought for $ 4.6 million in 2019 (Master Brokers Forum member Michael Martinez represented Butler in the agreement.) [TheRealDeal]
50
Shirt number worn by Miami Dolphins linebacker Andre Branch as he played for the team from 2016 to 2019. The former NFL player recently sold his Miami Beach home for $ 6.3 million afterwards buying it for $ 3.5 million in 2019, setting the record for the highest price without waterfront sale in that particular neighborhood, according to its agent. [TheRealDeal]
6,494
The square footage of the Fort Lauderdale mansion was recently sold by Florida Panthers defenseman Keith Yandle for $ 6 million, after he bought it for $ 4.6 million in 2016. The five-bedroom house and five and a half baths also has an elevator, putting green and 100 feet of water frontage with a 10,000 pound boat lift. [TheRealDeal]
$ 1,058
Price per square foot of a waterfront home in Fort Lauderdale recently bought by Los Angeles Chargers star defensive end Joey Bosa for $ 5.8 million. The South Florida native (and son of former Miami Dolphin John Bosa) is the second-highest-paid defensive player in the NFL and only paid the seller $ 300,000 more than the purchase price of home in 2020. [TheRealDeal]
192 percent
Increased the listing price (from its last sale price) for a North Bay Road mansion previously owned by Miami Heat legend Chris Bosh. The Miami Beach waterfront estate was sold by Bosh earlier this year for $ 14.4 million and was put up for sale by its current owners in October for $ 42 million. The seven-bedroom, nearly 12,400 square foot mansion was developed in 2009 on 24,000 square feet of land and features an infinity pool, dock, outdoor kitchen, gym and guesthouse . [TheRealDeal]
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