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Miami Beach mansion sells for $27M in all-cash deal

Created at 1 Jun · 11:29 PM1 source↑ Market-relevant
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A Miami Beach mansion has sold for $27 million in an all-cash transaction. The property last traded hands for $16.1 million earlier this year, resulting in a profit of over $10 million for the sellers, hotelier Keith Menin and Rockstar Energy founder Russell Savage.

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Key Numbers

$27Msale price of Miami Beach mansion
$16.1Mprevious sale price of the mansion in 2024
$10M+profit for sellers

Who's Involved

Keith Menin
Seller and hotelier
Russell Savage
Seller and Rockstar Energy founder

↳ Why This Matters

This sale highlights significant appreciation in the luxury real estate market, particularly for high-value properties in prime locations like Miami Beach. The rapid resale and substantial profit suggest strong demand and potential for quick returns in certain segments of the property market.

Key facts

  • A Miami Beach mansion sold for $27 million.
  • The transaction was an all-cash deal.
  • The property previously sold for $16.1 million in 2024.
  • Sellers Keith Menin and Russell Savage realized a profit exceeding $10 million.

This sale highlights significant appreciation in the luxury real estate market, particularly for high-value properties in prime locations like Miami Beach. The rapid resale and substantial profit suggest strong demand and potential for quick returns in certain segments of the property market.

Frequently asked questions

The mansion sold for $27 million in an all-cash deal.

The property last traded hands for $16.1 million earlier in 2024.

The sellers were hotelier Keith Menin and Rockstar Energy founder Russell Savage, who made a profit of over $10 million on the sale.

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How It Developed

1 Jun · 8:42 PM
A Miami Beach mansion sold for $27 million in an all-cash deal, netting sellers Keith Menin and Russell Savage over $10 million profit.
New York Post via PiQSuite

Sources

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Miami Beach mansion sells for $27M in an all -cash deal — after last trading hands for $16.1M in 2024m.piqsuite.com

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