Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, have quietly reset Miami’s luxury housing scoreboard. The couple closed this month on a waterfront compound on Indian Creek for $170 million, a price that now stands as the high-water mark for residential sales in Miami-Dade County and adds their names to the island’s roster of ultra-wealthy neighbors.
The Deal And The Property
As reported by The Real Deal, the sale closed in early March and was recorded at $170 million. Listing materials show the estate at 7 Indian Creek Island Road sits on roughly 1.84 acres and, per the listing posted by Coldwell Banker Luxury, measures about 27,889 square feet, with nine bedrooms, multiple salons, a private dock and a 1,500-gallon aquarium. In other words, it is less a house and more a private resort with a mailing address.
Who Sold It And Who Brokered The Deal
Records and reporting identify the sellers as cosmetic surgeon Dr. Aaron Rollins and his wife, Marine Rollins, and list Danny and Jill Hertzberg of the Jills Zeder Group as the listing agents. Buyer representation was handled by Brett Harris of Bespoke Real Estate, according to Realtor.com. The home was marketed in late 2025 for $200 million and drew interest from several ultra-high-net-worth buyers before the contract finally moved forward, a reminder that even at this level, a nine-figure listing does not sell itself.
Why Indian Creek Matters
Indian Creek, sometimes called the “Billionaire Bunker,” is a tiny, heavily guarded island with just a handful of trophy estates. The sale underscores a broader migration of California tech wealth to South Florida, a trend detailed by the Los Angeles Times. That influx has pushed demand and price expectations for privacy-forward, waterfront lots, with brokers saying buyers are willing to pay steep premiums for security, space and quick access to open water.
What Comes Next
The house remains under construction, with renderings circulated in marketing materials showing limestone facades, expansive indoor-outdoor living spaces and a dedicated wellness wing, details that appear in the listing from Coldwell Banker Luxury. Industry trackers say the sale will likely be used as a benchmark at the very top of Miami’s luxury market, a point emphasized in national coverage by Forbes, which suggests other sellers may start testing similarly lofty numbers.
Zuckerberg has not publicly commented on the purchase and representatives did not immediately respond to requests for comment, per The Real Deal. For Miami’s ultra-luxury market, the transaction is a pointed reminder that just a few trophy sales can reset local price records and refocus attention on a tiny cluster of the region’s most exclusive addresses.
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