The most expensive home in Miami history has just sold
- Jake Nicholas
- Mar 3
- 2 min read
Bespoke Real Estate has just set a new Miami record, closing on a $170 million waterfront estate on Indian Creek Island. This marks Bespoke’s third $100 million-plus sale in Miami.
The buyers have secured an under-construction mansion on the ultra-private enclave known as the Billionaire Bunker — one of the most coveted residential addresses in the country. Offered at $200 million, the Indian Creek property entered the market at a historic level and ultimately became one of the most significant residential trades completed in the United States.
The roughly 30,000-square-foot estate, designed by Ferris Rafauli, will feature nine bedrooms and an extensive lineup of resort-level amenities, including a private gym, hair salon, and a 1,500-gallon aquarium. The property was previously owned by Dr. Aaron Rollins and Marine Rollins, who acquired the lot for just over $30 million in 2020 before developing the expansive compound.
Brett Harris of Bespoke Real Estate represented the ultra-net-worth buyer. Since joining Bespoke in August, Harris has facilitated more than $380 million in $10 million-plus transactions — further cementing his presence in Miami’s ultra-high-net-worth tier.
“Offered at $200 million, this Indian Creek property entered the market at a historic level — ultimately becoming one of the most significant residential trades ever completed in the country,” said Brett Harris, Founding Portfolio Manager of Bespoke Miami.
In 2026 year-to-date, Bespoke has facilitated 46 percent of all $10 million-plus trade volume in Miami Beach — the highest of any brokerage — while also recording the highest average sale price in Miami at $39.5 million.
“This trade is a signal of where Miami is going, and Bespoke’s role in servicing the top of the market,” added Zachary Vichinsky, Founding Partner and CEO of Bespoke Real Estate.
The sale surpasses previous Miami-Dade residential records, including recent nine-figure trades on Star Island, but more notably, it signals the continued institutionalization of Miami’s ultra-luxury tier — where representation, global reach, and precision execution are increasingly defining the outcome of generational transactions.
