Palm Island real estate features some of the most exclusive homes in
Miami Beach. Today, Miami is home to an abundance of high-rise condos.
But it also has private and luxurious estates, particularly on the several
lozenge-shaped, man-made islands in the bay. Palm Island real estate,
and Hibiscus Island real estate, consist of some of the finest homes in
Miami Beach Florida.
A gorgeous Mediterannean mansion, with
all built-ins, ceilings, and walls designed by Versace is on the market
for sale for sale for $17,500,000 USD. New world technology is featured
in this Italian Palazzo. The towering home evokes images of majestic estates
punctuating the Italian lake districts. This amazing estate is replete
with a lavish and opulent design: soaring double-height, hand-painted
ceilings and murals; stone columns; stained-glass topped atrium, an elevator,
state-of-the art lighting and control systems. 200 linear feet of water
frontage, a dock, a gazebo with a fully equipped summer kitchen, an infinity-edge
pool and spa, and cascading fountains. Fit for a King and designed for
his Queen!
Al Capone House Palm Island Miami Beach Still Pending
Al Capone's House On Palm Island
UPDATE: Al
Capone's House For Sale $8,450,000
USD UPDATE 2: Al
Capone's House
Sold For $7,975,000 USD
Al Capone’s house on Miami Beach,
located on exclusive Palm Island, is still a pending sale, according to
the Southeast Florida Multiple Listing Service. The property was listed
for sale in early 2006, for the first time in more than 35 years, and
was on the market for 28 months, before it became a pending sale in June
2008. The closing is scheduled to take place within the next few months.
The historical home needs total renovation, and if not for city ordinances
that prohibit the demolition of buildings of historic value, it would
probably be torn down, and replaced with a new structure. The house sits
on a large 30,000 square feet lot, with 100 linear feet of frontage on
Biscayne Bay’s intracoastal waterway, with a view of adjacent Hibiscus
Island. The 6,103 square feet house was built in 1922, and is one of the
oldest homes on Miami Beach. The asking price for the property was $6,800,000.
According to a Miami Herald report, Henry Morrison, who owns the home
located at 93 Palm Ave., purchased it in 1971 for $56,000.
Miami Beach Luxury Home on Palm Island Sold On The Cheap
Villa Ferrari In Palm Island Miami Beach
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Miami Beach luxury home sales are still dismal, although there is a feeling
among those in the real estate business, that things will pick up somewhat
this year. One of the reasons that home sales are likely to improve, is
that people interested in buying a home or a condo, who have been waiting
for the market to improve before taking any investment risks, are slowly
entering the market place, looking for great deals on luxury properties.
One great deal was made last week on a property on Palm Island, known
as Villa Ferrari, recently owned by music producer Scott Storch. According
to the Miami Dade County public records, the property consists of a house
with more than 20,000 square feet of living space, on a 30,000 square
feet lot, and is located at 70 Palm Ave. Storch bought the home in 2006
for $10,500,000, but subsequently fell on hard times, and the property
was foreclosed by Suntrust Bank in June 2009. Last week, Suntrust sold
it to Weiner Russell Trust for $6,750,000, a great price for a 20,000
square feet Palm Island house, if you are a buyer. The house was not in
good shape, and upon entering through the massive front doors of the home,
one could see that extensive renovation is needed. Immediately before
the sale, a crew of painters and carpenters could be seen doing cosmetic
touch up work to make the property appear more presentable. Notwithstanding,
the sale of the Miami Beach mansion was a great buy for the new owner.
One great deal was made last week on a property on Palm Island, known
as Villa Ferrari, recently owned by music producer Scott Storch. According
to the Miami Dade County public records, the property consists of a house
with more than 20,000 square feet of living space, on a 30,000 square
feet lot, and is located at 70 Palm Ave. Storch bought the home in 2006
for $10,500,000, but subsequently fell on hard times, and the property
was foreclosed by Suntrust Bank in June 2009. Last week, Suntrust sold
it to Weiner Russell Trust for $6,750,000, a great price for a 20,000
square feet Palm Island house, if you are a buyer. The house was not in
good shape, and upon entering through the massive front doors of the home,
one could see that extensive renovation is needed. Immediately before
the sale, a crew of painters and carpenters could be seen doing cosmetic
touch up work to make the property appear more presentable. Notwithstanding,
the sale of the Miami Beach mansion was a great buy for the new owner.
Hibiscus Island - Beautiful Overhead Shot From Helicopter
Palm Island Home Sold For $11,950,000
Palm Island in Miami Beach is one of South Florida's finest communities.
Centrally located, it takes only 10 minutes to drive to the Miami International
Airport, and 5 minutes to drive to world renowned South Beach, aka SOBE.
Palm Island House - 55 Palm Ave.
Recently, a luxury home on Palm Island sold for $11,950,000. The property,
located at 55 Palm Ave. is situated on a lot measuring 30,000 square feet,
with 100 linear feet of water frontage. The restored 8 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms
house, is very spacious with more than 12,000 square feet of living space,
and boasts 12 feet high cathedral ceilings, and beautiful views of the
intercoastal water way. Most noteworthy is that the property was previously
purchased in 2003 for $2,900,000 and then again in 2004 for $3,400,000.
The 1920's house was subsequently restored with a 10,000 square feet addition,
and sold once again -- for a whopping profit. Could prices in Miami be
climbing again, or does the new owner know something that the rest of
us don't? Is this sale a precursor of a once again active and thriving
Miami real estate market? The next 12 months or so should bring some answers.
Palm Island in 1922 seen in the front with Hibiscus Island and the Venetian
Islands in the back
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Palm Island and Hibiscus Island In Back Star Island In Front
Miami Beach Real Estate Foreclosure - Scott Storch's House
70 Palm Ave, Miami Beach Florida - Villa Ferrari
Miami Beach real estate foreclosures are happening far too often these
days, and Scott Storch' s house on Palm Island, named Villa Ferrari, is
next. The Miami Beach mansion, 18,000 square feet of house on a 30,000
square feet lot, located at 70 Palm Ave., will be auctioned off at the
Miami Courthouse in downtown Miami this Friday, June 26. Mr Storch, a
well known music producer, who has worked with stars such as Beyonce Knowles,
Mariah Carey, and Paris Hilton, purchased the Palm Island estate for $10,500,000
in May 2006. As the real estate market began to lose value, and Scott
Storch fell on hard times, with a reported drug addiction, his problems
began to mount. According to several newspaper articles, the young Mr.
Storch is recovering at this time. The house has been in foreclosure for
many months, and is no longer what it was when it was built just 5 years
ago. It needs some renovation, and, although a number of prospective buyers
have viewed the home, there have been no takers to date. The finaljudgement
against Mr Storch was in the amount of $8,484,836
Villa Ferrari On Palm Island - Soon In Foreclosure?
The Scott Storch home on Palm Island, otherwise known as Villa Ferrari,
is a gorgeous 18,000 square feet home sitting on a 30,000 square feet
lot, facing downtown Miami, and is located on one of the best Islands
on Miami Beach. Mr. Storch, one of the music business top producers, apparently
hasn’t had a top 10 hit in nearly 3 years, and finds himself in
a very similar predicament as many american home owners, albeit his house
costs a little more than the average american can afford. Just over 2
years ago, he paid $10,500,000 for the property, which, at the time was
listed for $13,900,000. Today, according to Forbes, the producer is in
financial straits with regards to the property. There is presently a mortgage
lien on the property in the amount of $10,500,000, as well as liens for
unpaid electric and security bills. Furthermore, according to Forbes,
there are 2 years worth of unpaid taxes on the property to the tune of
approximately $500,000. It seems like the famous music producer may have
to pull a rabbit out of the hat to save his home from foreclosure. Best
wishes, and good luck to Scott Storch.
Al Capone's House Miami Beach
The infamous gangster Al Capone, once lived in a wonderful Miami Beach
home located on Palm Island. The home at 93 Palm Ave. is on the market
for sale for the first time in over 35 years. Still in it's original condition,
the home which was built in 1922, is in dire need of restoration and is
being sold "as-is". This historical house has 6,103 square feet
of living space and sits on a 30,000 square foot lot with 100 feet of
waterfront. The asking price is $6,800,000. Henry Morrison owns the home,
according to the Dade County property records, and according to a report
by the Miami Herald, he purchased it in 1971 for $56,000.
Palm Island Tour
Palm Island and Hibiscus Island Arial Photo - Behind are the Venetian
Islands
Palm Island
Palm Island, in Miami Beach
is where a grand home, made for entertaining, is on the market for $19.7
million. The gated property, at around 1.5 acres, is one of the largest
in Miami Beach. The property of an unidentified media mogul, this 16,000-square-foot
estate has 12 bedrooms, 15 full baths and two half baths. It consists
of four structures--the main house, a guest house above the garage, staff
quarters and an unusual entertaining pavilion that can accommodate up
to 400 guests. The main house has a two-story foyer with a winding staircase
accented with hand-forged iron and brass. Floors are made of limestone
and crema marfil marble, and there are 12-inch crown moldings throughout.
The Moroccan-style doors are 12 feet high, and ceilings rise to 14 feet,
accented with crystal chandeliers. The large living room has a coffered
ceiling and six sets of French doors that open out to the swimming pool.
The dining room can accommodate 16 guests, and the kitchen is equipped
to serve far more, with restaurant-style food storage facilities, a butler's
pantry and space for two chefs to work simultaneously. Upstairs, the master
suite encompasses more than 1,500 square feet and includes two Roman-style
Jacuzzi tubs, a wet bar and a balcony overlooking the bay and the pool.
A second master suite has a large bathroom with sunken Jacuzzi tub. The
entertaining pavilion has a 1,000-square-foot gym, a wet bar and built-in
DJ booth. The swimming pool is more than 150 feet long and features a
fountain and several fountains. There is dock space for a boat up to 100
feet long, and the property offers views of downtown Miami.
"One of the most notorious mobsters of the 20th century, Al Capone
served more than seven years in prison on tax evasion and Prohibition-laws
charges. After his release in 1939, he did not return to his adopted hometown
of Chicago. Instead, Capone retreated to the Palm
Island estate he had bought more than a decade earlier, living there
with his wife until his death in 1947."
The foregoing excerpt is credited to Forbes Magazine
Palm Island Home Sold For $11,500,000
16 Palm Ave. on Palm Island in Miami Beach Sold for $11,500,000 in March
2008
A beautiful Palm Island estate was sold this month for $11,500,000. The
mediterranean walled in 7 bedrooms, 6+2 bathrooms home, boasts 6,345 square
feet of living space, a 35,348 square feet lot, and 215 linear feet of
bay front. The home was previously purchased in 1992 for $1,700,000; it
was listed on the market for sale for almost a full year before closing
on March 3.
Miami real estate and Miami Beach real estate, feature some
of the most beautiful islands in Florida. Miami Florida real estate is
definitely a "happening thing", and if you drive around , or walk along
the streets, you are going to see some amazing luxury Miami real estate