Craig Robins and Jackie Soffer with 2511 Lake Avenue (Craig Robins, Turnberry, The Jills Zeder Team/ 1OAK Studios, Getty)
Developers Jackie Soffer and Craig Robins are wanting to sell their waterfront Miami Beach front mansion for $45 million.
The Sunset Islands residence at 2511 Lake Avenue, with six bedrooms, 6 bogs and one 50 percent-bathtub, is hitting the current market with Jill Hertzberg and Jill Eber of Coldwell Banker, a spokesperson for the Jills Zeder Group confirmed. The Wall Avenue Journal first reported the listing.
Though household income started to sluggish very last year, numerous sellers are even now testing the sector with superior inquiring prices. The leading 10 listings in Miami Seaside vary from $40 million to $150 million, according to Realtor.com.
Soffer, CEO of Aventura-based mostly Turnberry Associates, and Robins, CEO of Miami-based Dacra, have shared the household because they received married in 2015. Information exhibit Robins compensated about $1.3 million for the .6-acre residence, on Sunset Island II, in 1997.
The residence was developed in 1940 but expanded and renovated all over the many years, most lately in 2015, records display.
2511 Lake Avenue Zaha Hadid-built toilet (The Jills Zeder Group/ 1OAK Studios, Getty)
The 9,000-square-foot mansion contains a pool, out of doors eating and residing parts, a library, a fifty percent-basketball court docket. It has a custom made all-white, curvy lavatory developed by the late Zaha Hadid, a Pritzker Prize-profitable architect who was close pals with Robins. Hadid, who made the A person Thousand Museum condo tower in downtown Miami, died in Miami Seashore in 2016.
Collectively, Soffer and Robins have 6 grownup children — each experienced three from past marriages. They want to promote the dwelling for the reason that they are empty nesters, and could shift into Robins’ approaching rental advancement in the Miami Style District, they told the Wall Road Journal.
2511 Lake Avenue Living home (The Jills Zeder Team/ 1OAK Studios, Getty)
Robins, with his partners L Catterton Real Estate and Brookfield Properties, has led the advancement of the Design District into a luxurious retail and eating vacation spot.
In December, the partnership joined with Qatari agency Constellation Inns Holding, developer Nadim Ashi’s Fort Companions, and New York-primarily based personal equity firm Raycliff Capital to acquire more than 2.5 acres alongside Northeast 39th and 40th streets for a large-finish blended-use improvement that could include hotel and residential factors. They bought the portfolio from Apollo Commercial Actual Estate for about $165 million.
Fort Associates owns the Four Seasons properties throughout South Florida, and is recognized for producing the hotel-branded condos and hotel at The Surf Club in Surfside, the place a resale established the per-sq.-foot report in Miami-Dade County very last year for about $5,800 for every foot.
