Reality television personality Sam Logan has purchased a waterfront home in Miami’s Belle Meade for $22.1 million, making it the highest-priced contract signed in Miami-Dade County between November 17 and November 23. The data comes from the latest Eklund-Gomes report, which monitors homes and condos listed at $4 million or more in the Multiple Listing Service.
The report shows that 21 contracts were signed last week for properties meeting this threshold. On average, these properties spent 196 days on the market before going under contract. In addition to these deals, 57 new luxury listings were added to the market, bringing the total number of such listings in Miami-Dade to 1,294.
The previous week saw buyers sign contracts for 15 properties with a combined asking price of $100.2 million.
For the most recent period, single-family homes accounted for twelve of the contracts, with an average asking price of $8.7 million and an average time on market of 114 days. These homes represented a total asking dollar volume of $104.5 million.
According to property records, developer Mohammed Hussain sold the Belle Meade mansion—spanning over 10,000 square feet—to Logan. The home was originally listed for $25 million and is located at 905 Belle Meade Island Drive. It features seven bedrooms, eight and a half bathrooms, an eight-car garage, gym, and spa. The house was completed earlier this year.
Nine condo units also went under contract last week with an average asking price of $8.3 million after spending about 304 days on the market each. Together they totaled $74.4 million in asking volume—about $1,595 per square foot on average.
Among these condo deals was a pending sale at Apogee in Miami Beach: unit 1204 at 800 South Pointe Drive is owned by Alan and Nancy Manocherian of New York’s Manocherian family—a group known for their prominence in real estate since the 1970s. Julian Johnston from Corcoran Group holds the listing for this four-bedroom unit that is currently priced at $15 million.
Comparatively, New York saw buyers sign contracts for 29 homes last week with a combined asking price close to $242.8 million; those properties averaged nearly two years on the market before reaching agreement.
