300 S Pointe Dr #2801 — $4,500,000
Held off-market at Miami's southernmost point. City, bay, and ocean in one turn.
Markets that
make
a mark.
Prince arrives at a transaction from the inside: the neighborhoods, the buildings, the families who have been here long enough to know the difference between flash and what will last.
MIAMI
The seat of Prince's own lineage, and the city that shaped his name.
FORT LAUDERDALE
Here the oldest families keep quiet counsel, and Prince has been in the room for years.
MANHATTAN
Where penthouses open the long horizon of legacy.
PALM BEACH
Where inherited prestige meets the next chapter of the name.
HAMPTONS
The next shoreline. Arriving 2027.
HOUSTON
The next skyline. Spring 2026.
ORLANDO
Where Florida's private lakes keep their own estates.
Past transactions
Missoni Baia #5201 — $3,250,000
Three closings in this building. The bay, the architecture, and a clientele that stays.
Windermere FL — $3,150,000
Nearly an acre, inside a gated community that does not need to introduce itself.
Fort Lauderdale / Harbor Inlet — $2,800,000
A private inlet. Minutes from Harbor Beach, and the coastline that holds Fort Lauderdale.
695 1st Ave — $2,335,000
Richard Meier's first black-glass tower, twenty-eighth floor. The Manhattan skyline, unobstructed.
425 NW 119th Ave — $2,000,000
Five bedrooms on three-quarters of an acre. A compound built to be lived in — not merely held.
Missoni Baia #1703 — $1,880,000
A second chapter in the same building. Proof the first was not an accident.
1010 Brickell #2505 — $1,400,000
Brickell held at the right altitude. A first address with room to grow the name.
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