North Miami's waterfront just got a new top dog. A newly completed bayfront mansion in Sans Souci Estates has closed for roughly $24 million, setting a new benchmark for single-family home prices inside the city limits. Finished in 2025 on a corner lot facing the bay, the sleek modern build effectively redraws the top of North Miami's luxury market.
The property at 11400 N. Bayshore Drive sold for $23,999,000, according to Redfin, and the deal is described as a record-setting sale for North Miami by the South Florida Business Journal. The Business Journal reports the buyer is a former head of marketing at a medical-device company, suggesting serious corporate money is now comfortable crossing the bridge into North Miami.
What the House Offers
Built in 2025, the residence spans about 11,162 square feet, with seven bedrooms and 8.5 bathrooms on roughly 0.38 acres, and more than 200 feet of direct bay frontage, according to the public listing. Inside, the layout includes a double-height salon, a Dell Anno chef's kitchen, a rooftop terrace, media room, gym and pool, with smart-home systems and Tesla solar integration layered on top, per Realtor.com. In other words, it is firmly aimed at buyers who want both waterfront bragging rights and a tech-forward setup.
How It Stacks Up
The closing edges out an earlier North Miami trophy trade at 11420 N. Bayshore Drive, which sold on July 16, 2024 for about $23.9 million, according to Traded. The new record-setter had been marketed at $24,999,000 and ultimately sold below its list price, based on sales history from Zillow, but still managed to nudge the city’s ceiling a little higher.
Neighborhood Signal
North Miami has not historically been a conveyor belt of mega-mansion sales, yet buyers and developers have been drifting north of the beach in recent years. Projects such as Continuum’s bayfront plans, detailed in splashy new sport condo coverage, highlight growing investor appetite along North Miami’s waterfront and show how the area is luring luxury shoppers who might once have defaulted to Miami Beach.
The listing was represented by Joel Lusky of The Brokerage South Florida, and the sale was recorded on July 16, according to MLS data compiled by Redfin. Local brokers say the deal will reset comparable values in Sans Souci Estates and is likely to pull fresh attention to North Miami’s prime bayfront corners, where eight-figure sales are suddenly starting to feel less like outliers and more like the new normal.
