Miami Sees Second Highest Priced Crypto Sale As Marquis Residences Condo Sells For $7.2 Million — PROFILE Miami
The Downtown Miami market is on fire amidst a number of building launches and splashy sales. Now the City of Miami has seen its first crypto sale of the year as Unit 5306 in Marquis Residences has sold for $7.2 million in Ethereum that was transferred to USD Coin, a digital stablecoin that is pegged to the United States dollar, for the transaction. The sale is the second largest in Downtown Miami behind a $7.2 million sale at the nearby One Thousand Museum and the third highest in the Miami area ranking behind a $22.5 million deal at Arte in Surfside, both last year. Madison Roberts and Zach Oppenheim with Oppenheim Realty represented the buyer in the transaction, and Enzo Rosani of Barnes International Realty represented the seller, along with Ricardo Assaf with Unblock Capital, who helped mediate the crypto transfer. Coral Gables Title & Escrow handled the closing. Roberts and Oppenheim also represented the buyer in the One Thousand Museum deal last year.
Marquis Residences is located at 1100 Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami. The buyer is a business developer from Central America. The triplex spans 6 bedrooms 7 bathrooms and 6,952 square feet. The two-story residence offers floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the entire city and ocean, a movie room, designer kitchen, office, two laundry rooms. The lavish master bedroom features views of Biscayne Bay and a double shower, jacuzzi and sauna. The unit also features a full home automation system throughout and window treatment for efficient A/C and energy savings.
“I have been in the crypto industry since 2011, it is absolutely amazing to see where crypto is right now and where it is headed. The opportunities are endless and we have yet to begin,” said Roberts.
