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The entrance to the property has a custom copper gate that reads \u201cBreezy Oaks.\u201d<\/p>\n
Jill Eber\/1 Oak Studios<\/p>\n
Florida\u2019s luxury real estate market is making headlines with record-breaking listings across Miami-Dade and the Gulf Coast. From a $237 million Key Biscayne estate to a sprawling tropical farm, these properties showcase the region\u2019s high-end appeal.<\/p>\n
Here are key takeaways:<\/p>\n
Scarface mansion: A Key Biscayne waterfront estate where parts of \u201cScarface\u201d was filmed hit the market for $237 million<\/a>, which would make it the most expensive home sale in Miami-Dade County if it sells near asking price. The 2.38-acre property at 485 W. Matheson Dr. was once part of President Richard Nixon\u2019s \u201cwinter White House\u201d compound, and the current home was built in 1981 and used as drug lord Frank Lopez\u2019s home in the 1983 film.<\/p>\n Pinecrest: A seven-bedroom Pinecrest home<\/a> at 6701 SW 101st St. is listed for $25 million \u2014 the most expensive ever in Pinecrest \u2014 and features a putting green with sand trap and a 70-foot pool with Indonesian tile. Pinecrest has transformed from a sleepy, but affluent community into a luxury destination, attracting wealthy buyers seeking more space than Miami Beach, Coconut Grove or Coral Gables typically offer<\/p>\n South Miami-Dade: David Wallack, CEO of Mango\u2019s Tropical Cafe, listed his 14.4-acre Breezy Oaks estate for $18 million<\/a>, featuring three freshwater coral rock grottoes and a grove of mango, citrus and avocado trees.<\/p>\n