A recorded sale at a level most penthouse buyers will actually encounter, in a building whose delivery history is part of what you are buying.
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A penthouse of approximately 6,100 square feet in the 47 storey tower at 175 Southeast 25th Road, on the Brickell bayfront.
At roughly 6,100 square feet this is a large residence rather than a trophy in the sense the top of this register uses the word, and that is precisely why it is useful. Most buyers searching for a Miami penthouse are looking at this tier, not at $86 million.
This is what a penthouse purchase in Brickell actually looks like when it completes.
Closed. $17.8 million. May 2026. Recorded, with the buyer shown as NZC Miami LLC. It was the priciest South Florida home sale to hit the records that week.
Reported at roughly $2,900 per square foot, a figure calculated by the trade press from the recorded consideration and the stated area.
The recorded buyer is an entity, which is ordinary at this level and tells you nothing about the individual behind it. Entity purchase is standard practice rather than an indicator of anything unusual.
Developed by OKO Group, led by Vladislav Doronin, with Cain International. 47 storeys on the Brickell bayfront.
The project was delayed, and the trade press described it as such at the time of this sale. That history is publicly known and it is relevant to how you read any current delivery date from the same sponsorship.
OKO Group is also behind Aman projects internationally, which is the association most often invoked in marketing. Judge the Miami delivery record on the Miami delivery record.
A completed building is a very different purchase from a rendering. You can walk this residence, meet the neighbours, read the actual reserve study and see how the finishes have held. That is worth a great deal and it is available at almost none of the other addresses in this register.
A delayed project has usually left a trail: change orders, buyers who walked, deposit disputes. Ask what happened here and what it cost the people who waited, because the answer bears on the next project from the same sponsor.
At roughly $2,900 per square foot in a delivered Brickell building, this trade is a genuinely useful benchmark. It is one of the very few recorded penthouse sales in this market that a normal buyer can actually reason from.
A recorded sale in a completed building at a level buyers actually transact at is worth more as evidence than any headline contract on a tower that does not exist. Contact the desk at Miami Dossier and we will assemble the recorded comparables for the tier you are genuinely buying in.
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