Exclusive | A rare house available created by a late Pritzker winning architect has listed $ 7.79 million in Miami

The winning architect of the Pritzker Zaha Hadid award designed staggering works around the world, but when it comes to homes, and especially in the United States, they are in a very short supply.

Now, there is a rare chance to own an apartment in a thousand tower of her museum in Miami. Requires $ 7.79 million – and, in this building, this can be a shopping. Especially since a thousand museums was the last building of the Iraq-British architect. She was completed in 2019 by her firm, three years after her death in 2016 at the age of 65. The 62-storey structure rises 707 meters across the museum park.

A rarity of home ownership in one of its properties brings owners of the big name and the future owner of this listed unit can be in any powerful company, at least for now.

This is where billionaire’s defense financier Ken Griffin, from Citadel, has currently listed his Penthouse $ 9.200 square meters for $ 21 million from his $ 23 million in March. He bought with five bedrooms, with six Aerie baths as a white box for $ 18 million in 2021.

Grammy’s winning singer/songwriter Marc Anthony has just rented his apartment in the building for $ 43,000 a month, Gimme Shelter learned. Also on the market for $ 9.9 million to buy.

And Loren Ridinger, co -founder and CEO of Market America and close close to mother’s mother Victoria Beckham and Kim Kardashian, also ranked her Penthouse in April for $ 24 million. (Ridinger’s late man, US market co -founder JR Ridinger, bought the unit with him for $ 19 million in 2021, one year before his death.)

Sellers at $ 7.79 million, Miguel and Cristina Rodriguez, bought it for $ 6.18 million in 2021.

Half -floor settlement comes with stunning views of Biscayne Bay, Atlantic Ocean and Skyline Miami. Inside, there is a kitchen of a cook with a summer storage area in the refrigerator. The main bedroom suite has a walking closet and a private terrace.

List brokers are Miguel Solis of Douglas Elliman and Fernando Rodriguez.