Isaac "Ike" Perlmutter's oceanfront townhouse at 2 Sloans Curve Drive in Palm Beach reportedly sold on July 7, 2026, for $17 million, with a mystery buyer paying all cash. The five-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath home sits inside the gated Residences at Sloans Curve and has ridden a roller coaster of asking prices since the Perlmutters first put it on the market. If county filings ultimately back up the reported number, the sale would mark a sizable gain on the Perlmutters' $10 million purchase in April 2023.
According to the New York Post, the cash buyer was represented by broker Ronnie Hasozbek‑Garcia. The Post credits its Gimme Shelter column with the original tip and pegs the sale price at $17,000,000.
Listing History And The Mamdani Price Swing
Realtor.com reports that Perlmutter first listed the townhouse for $21 million in December 2023. The ask later climbed as high as $24,950,000 amid a wave of political headlines, before being trimmed to $19,995,000 in April, according to the listing history. Listing broker Margit Brandt told Realtor.com that some high earners were citing political and tax worries, a talking point that helped pull extra attention to the property.
House Details And Amenities
The three-story townhouse, built in 1981, provides roughly 4,455 square feet of interior living space with five bedrooms, 5½ baths, a chef's kitchen with double-height ceilings, and ocean views from the main rooms, as noted on the Compass listing. Residents at the gated Residences at Sloans Curve also have access to private beach frontage, tennis courts, a gym, a yoga room, and pool cabanas.
Perlmutter's Purchase And Background
Public records and contemporary coverage show that Perlmutter bought the unit for $10 million in April 2023, a transaction first reported by The Real Deal. Perlmutter, long associated with Marvel Entertainment, has kept a relatively modest portfolio of South Florida properties and a well-known profile in Palm Beach circles.
Political Headlines And The Market
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's recent primary victories have become a convenient framing device for some brokers pitching South Florida listings, and national coverage of Mamdani helps explain why the mayor's name keeps surfacing in market chatter. The Washington Post has documented Mamdani's expanding profile, even as other real-estate observers suggest that talk of politically driven migration can be overstated in the ultra-luxury tier.
Sale Record Still Pending
For now, MLS pages and public listings still show the most recent recorded sale as Perlmutter's April 2023 purchase for $10 million and track a run of asking‑price changes through April 2026. That suggests any July 2026 transfer has not yet made its way into county filings. As Realtor.com notes, listing histories and public records can lag behind reporters' tips and marketplace chatter, so formal deed records will provide the final word.
Whether county filings ultimately confirm the $17 million figure or not, the episode highlights how celebrity owners and political storylines can amplify attention, and accelerate price swings, in Palm Beach's top-tier market. Recorded deeds and MLS updates will tell the rest of the story.
