Fort Partners Closes $104M in Sea Club Sales
Fort Partners achieved $104 million in combined sales at the Seaway at Surf Club North development in Surfside. The transactions included a $64.5 million penthouse and a $39 million unit, highlighting continued demand for ultra-luxury waterfront properties.
Fort Partners secured $104 million in combined sales from two units at the Seaway at Surf Club North, marking another significant milestone for the ultra-luxury Surfside development.
The larger transaction involved a $64.5 million penthouse at 9165 Collins Avenue, purchased by Marinus Limited. This sale represents the most expensive residential transaction recorded in Surfside for the period. Fort Partners, under the leadership of Nadim Ashi, has orchestrated multiple high-value sales at the waterfront property.
A second unit at the same development sold for $39 million to Fana Surf Club LLC, bringing the combined value of both transactions to $104 million. The Seaway at Surf Club North features 34 units and was designed by ODP Architecture, with construction beginning in 2024.
Meanwhile, Miami Beach recorded significant activity with a waterfront home at 5515 Pine Tree Drive selling for $23.8 million. The 7,000-square-foot property, built in 2023, includes six bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms, along with premium amenities such as a pool and outdoor entertainment areas. The sale price translates to approximately $3,400 per square foot.
The seller, an entity connected to Montreal-based developer Georges Dayan, originally acquired the site in 2021 for $6.1 million. The property was listed for $25.9 million one year prior to the sale. Kaila Mardoyan of Douglas Elliman represented the seller, while David Siddons from the same firm worked with the buyer.
In Pinecrest, real estate executive Christopher Sanz and Allison Sanz purchased a 7,700-square-foot residence at 8955 Southwest 63rd Court for $8.4 million. The 2013-built home features six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and two powder rooms. NHG ARK LLC, associated with Barry and Renee Grosse, completed the sale. The property previously traded in 2018 for $5.3 million.
These transactions reflect sustained interest in South Florida's premium residential market, with buyers demonstrating appetite for luxury properties across multiple price points and municipalities. The sales span from ultra-luxury oceanfront developments in Surfside to established neighborhoods in Pinecrest and Miami Beach.
