A Facts and Trends report by TrendGraphix published in December 2012 places One Sothebys International Realty firmly on the top sales in Miami-Dade County from 2006-2012. The achievement is remarkable, considering that One Sothebys International was founded in 2008 and in 4 years has become a leader in the luxury market, bolstered, in part, by its affiliation with the worldwide Sothebys brand. A dedicated team of professionals with international connections has also contributed to the agencys success.
Agents come from all over and speak over a dozen languages. According to the 2012 World Wealth Report, theMiami real estate market is considered 1 out of 3 super prime markets in the U.S. -- along with New York and Los Angeles -- for any buyer looking to spend at least $20 million on a home. Miami far exceeded that price range, with homes sold well over the $20 million mark.
ONE Sir's TRENDS magazine also offered some insight on the rise of the luxury market in 2012. From the publication:
"The rise of the super luxury market in South Florida is the break-outstory of 2012. While the number of all residential transactions in Browardand Miami-Dade stayed nearly flat from 2011 to 2012, with fewer than 1%more sales year over year, the luxury market took off. South Florida isstill valued tremendously low as far as dollar per square foot in theworldwide luxury real estate market, yet gains prominence and importance,year after year."
Total Real Estate Sales Volume
Cream of the Crop Super Prime
In 2012, One Sothebys agent Inga Boutbol was the buyers agent for an Indian Creek Island property that sold for a record-breaking $47 million. Jorge Uribe, also with One Sothebys, was the buying and selling agent for a $38,400,000 home also located on the same island near Miami Beach and Bal Harbour. Below, are just some of the most impressive properties sold over $15 million in 2012.
This Indian Creek Island home sold for a record-breaking $47 million in Miami-Dade County.
Another view of 3 Indian Creek Drive. One Sotheby's Inga Boutbol was the buyer's agent.
The facade at 14 Indian Creek Drive. The buyer and seller agent was One Sotheby's Jorge Uribe.
13 Star Island Drive sold for $25,500,000.
This SETAI penthouse sold for $21,500,000.
19 Indian Creek Drive sold for $18,555,000.
This Indian Creek Island home sold for a record-breaking $47 million in Miami-Dade County.
A Facts and Trends report by TrendGraphix published in December 2012 places One Sothebys International Realty firmly on the top sales in Miami-Dade County from 2006-2012.
The achievement is remarkable, considering that One Sothebys International was founded in 2008 and in 4 years has become a leader in the luxury market, bolstered, in part, by its affiliation with the worldwide Sothebys brand.
A dedicated team of professionals with international connections has also contributed to the agencys success. Agents come from all over and speak over a dozen languages.
According to the 2012 World Wealth Report, theMiami real estate market is considered 1 out of 3 super prime markets in the U.S. -- along with New York and Los Angeles -- for any buyer looking to spend at least $20 million on a home. Miami far exceeded that price range, with homes sold well over the $20 million mark.
ONE | Sir's TRENDS magazine also offered some insight on the rise of the luxury market in 2012. From the publication:
"The rise of the super luxury market in South Florida is the break-outstory of 2012. While the number of all residential transactions in Browardand Miami-Dade stayed nearly flat from 2011 to 2012, with fewer than 1%more sales year over year, the luxury market took off. South Florida isstill valued tremendously low as far as dollar per square foot in theworldwide luxury real estate market, yet gains prominence and importance,year after year."
The graph below reveals total sales volume.
CREAM OF THE CROP SUPER PRIME
In 2012, One Sothebys agent Inga Boutbol was the buyers agent for an Indian Creek Island property that sold for a record-breaking $47 million. Jorge Uribe, also with One Sothebys, was the buying and selling agent for a $38,400,000 home also located on the same island near Miami Beach and Bal Harbour.
Below, are just some of the most impressive properties sold over $15 million in 2012.
Another view of 3 Indian Creek Drive. One Sotheby's Inga Boutbol was the buyer's agent.
The facade at 14 Indian Creek Drive. The buyer and seller agent was One Sotheby's Jorge Uribe.
13 Star Island Drive sold for $25,500,000.
This SETAI penthouse sold for $21,500,000.
19 Indian Creek Drive sold for $18,555,000.
-- Maria de los Angeles is a freelance wordsmith based in Miami.
This Indian Creek Island home sold for a record-breaking $47 million in Miami-Dade County.
A Facts and Trends report by TrendGraphix published in December 2012 places One Sothebys International Realty firmly on the top sales in Miami-Dade County from 2006-2012.
The achievement is remarkable, considering that One Sothebys International was founded in 2008 and in 4 years has become a leader in the luxury market, bolstered, in part, by its affiliation with the worldwide Sothebys brand.
A dedicated team of professionals with international connections has also contributed to the agencys success. Agents come from all over and speak over a dozen languages.
According to the 2012 World Wealth Report, theMiami real estate market is considered 1 out of 3 super prime markets in the U.S. -- along with New York and Los Angeles -- for any buyer looking to spend at least $20 million on a home. Miami far exceeded that price range, with homes sold well over the $20 million mark.
ONE | Sir's TRENDS magazine also offered some insight on the rise of the luxury market in 2012. From the publication:
"The rise of the super luxury market in South Florida is the break-outstory of 2012. While the number of all residential transactions in Browardand Miami-Dade stayed nearly flat from 2011 to 2012, with fewer than 1%more sales year over year, the luxury market took off. South Florida isstill valued tremendously low as far as dollar per square foot in theworldwide luxury real estate market, yet gains prominence and importance,year after year."
The graph below reveals total sales volume.
CREAM OF THE CROP SUPER PRIME
In 2012, One Sothebys agent Inga Boutbol was the buyers agent for an Indian Creek Island property that sold for a record-breaking $47 million. Jorge Uribe, also with One Sothebys, was the buying and selling agent for a $38,400,000 home also located on the same island near Miami Beach and Bal Harbour.
Below, are just some of the most impressive properties sold over $15 million in 2012.
Another view of 3 Indian Creek Drive. One Sotheby's Inga Boutbol was the buyer's agent.
The facade at 14 Indian Creek Drive. The buyer and seller agent was One Sotheby's Jorge Uribe.
13 Star Island Drive sold for $25,500,000.
This SETAI penthouse sold for $21,500,000.
19 Indian Creek Drive sold for $18,555,000.
-- Maria de los Angeles is a freelance wordsmith based in Miami.
This Indian Creek Island home sold for a record-breaking $47 million in Miami-Dade County.
A Facts and Trends report by TrendGraphix published in December 2012 places One Sothebys International Realty firmly on the top sales in Miami-Dade County from 2006-2012.
The achievement is remarkable, considering that One Sothebys International was founded in 2008 and in 4 years has become a leader in the luxury market, bolstered, in part, by its affiliation with the worldwide Sothebys brand.
A dedicated team of professionals with international connections has also contributed to the agencys success. Agents come from all over and speak over a dozen languages.
According to the 2012 World Wealth Report, theMiami real estate market is considered 1 out of 3 super prime markets in the U.S. -- along with New York and Los Angeles -- for any buyer looking to spend at least $20 million on a home. Miami far exceeded that price range, with homes sold well over te $20 million mark.
ONE | Sir's TRENDS magazine also offered some insight on the rise of the luxury market in 2012. From the publication:
"The rise of the super luxury market in South Florida is the break-outstory of 2012. While the number of all residential transactions in Browardand Miami-Dade stayed nearly flat from 2011 to 2012, with fewer than 1%more sales year over year, the luxury market took off. South Florida isstill valued tremendously low as far as dollar per square foot in theworldwide luxury real estate market, yet gains prominence and importance,year after year."
The graph below reveals total sales volume.
CREAM OF THE CROP SUPER PRIME
In 2012, One Sothebys agent Inga Boutbol was the buyers agent for an Indian Creek Island property that sold for a record-breaking $47 million. Jorge Uribe, also with One Sothebys, was the buying and selling agent for a $38,400,000 home also located on the same island near Miami Beach and Bal Harbour.
Below, are just some of the most impressive properties sold over $15 million in 2012.
Another view of 3 Indian Creek Drive. One Sotheby's Inga Boutbol was the buyer's agent.
The facade at 14 Indian Creek Drive. The buyer and seller agent was One Sotheby's Jorge Uribe.
13 Star Island Drive sold for $25,500,000.
This SETAI penthouse sold for $21,500,000.
19 Indian Creek Drive sold for $18,555,000.
-- Maria de los Angeles is a freelance wordsmith based in Miami.
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