Josh Flagg
Promoting $10 Million Miami Residence in Billionaires’ Row
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Josh Flagg is cashing in on Miami warmth … itemizing his $10 million property immediately throughout from The Beckham’s $72.3 million compound … TMZ has realized.
The “Million Dollar Listing” star listed the place ten days in the past … a Mediterranean-style property he gutted and rebuilt with BuiltIN Studio’s Gary Eisner. The 4,000 sq. foot house on a ten,000 sq. foot lot options 4 beds, 5 baths, vaulted ceilings, customized metal doorways, severe safety, and a indifferent pool home with a sauna and chilly plunge.
Josh Flagg
Josh tells TMZ … the house has been rebuilt from the bottom up … basically a model new home. He says building is within the last stretch and the client will be capable of transfer in inside about sixty days.
The property is owned by Flagg Household Capital, the household’s personal actual property funding arm, in partnership with Carolwood LP. Headed by Adam Rubin and Andrew Shanfeld.
He says the timing was intentional, saying … “The minute New York elected Mandahmi, I called my broker Jordan Karp. I didn’t even wait for the acceptance speech.” Karp listed the property and his cellphone’s been blowing up ever since.
North Bay Street, typically known as the Fifth Avenue of Miami Seaside, stays one of the coveted streets within the nation. Flagg’s property has been fully rebuilt, a rarity in a neighborhood the place many houses nonetheless date again to the Thirties.
North Bay Street, nicknamed “Billionaires’ Row.” counts David and Victoria Beckham, Michael Bay, Barry Diller and the Von Furstenberg household, and Steve Witkoff amongst its heavyweight residents with gross sales recurrently topping $70 to $100 million.
Flagg says the Miami rush is predictable. One politician says they will “make the rich pay,” and planes at Teterboro begin fueling up sooner than the Bergdorf sale,” he jokes. “Per week later, everybody from Manhattan claims they ‘escaped New York,’ like they tunneled out of Shawshank with a Birkin.”
Josh additionally purchased a spot in East Hampton and a industrial constructing in downtown Manhattan. “I love New York — it’s home half the month,” he says. “I’m just doing business. And I can’t say I’m leaving Miami … I’ve never even spent a night there.”