Songwriter-producer Poo Bear is trying to hand off his sky-high Miami perch: a three-story penthouse at Aria Reserve that stretches across floors 60 through 62 and covers about 8,309 square feet. The tri-level spread stacks multiple terraces, a private-elevator arrival and six bedroom suites, and it is being marketed in the high seven figures.
According to TMZ, Poo Bear has put the Biscayne Bay penthouse on the market with an asking price reported at $10 million. The Miami MLS listing that appears on Redfin shows the tri-level sky residence priced at $10,999,999 and lists Arielle Dauch and Rebecca Fischer of Douglas Elliman as the agents. Poo Bear, whose real name is Jason Boyd, is best known for his songwriting and production work with Justin Bieber, including co-writing “What Do You Mean?”, per The FADER.
Inside the sky residence
The MLS description breaks the 8,309 total square feet into roughly 6,358 square feet of interior space and 1,951 square feet of terraces, arranged across six suites and 7.5 bathrooms. The listing also calls out floor-to-ceiling impact glass, expansive wraparound terraces with sunrise-to-sunset water and skyline views, and a private elevator that opens directly into the residence, according to Realtor.com.
Where it sits
The unit occupies the top three floors of Aria Reserve, a newly delivered waterfront tower on Biscayne Bay that rises 62 stories and leans hard on large amenity spaces and direct waterfront access in its marketing. Building materials and floorplan literature identify floors 60 through 62 as the “penthouse mansions” tier, with triple-level layouts, private rooftop terraces and significant outdoor footprints, per Aria Reserve Miami.
What it says about Miami luxury
Listings at this level underline that Miami’s ultra-luxe tier is still very much in play, even as some sellers tweak expectations; recent coverage of another top-floor sale and market snapshots show $10 million-plus inventory and closings remain a meaningful slice of the market. Local reporting on a recent Five Park penthouse sale and a BHS Miami luxury-condo report provide context for how top-tier Miami real estate is trading in 2026, per BHS Miami.
The brokerage pages present the residence as a finished-but-customizable “mansion in the sky,” with photos and floorplans available through MLS and brokerage partners. For more on the listing and contact details for the agents, the property can be found on brokerage pages such as Brown Harris Stevens and other MLS outlets. Brown Harris Stevens and other MLS entries carry the listing information.
