Harvey Sanders, the former CEO of Nautica, has lined up a buyer for his combined Continuum on South Beach residence, a mega-condo that has been quietly turning heads in the local luxury market. The double unit, 1906/1907 at 100 South Pointe Drive, was marketed at $22 million and spans roughly 4,400 square feet with five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a wraparound terrace. The contract ranks among the priciest condo deals inked in Miami Beach this week.
Contract shows up in weekly luxury roundup
According to The Real Deal, the Continuum contract popped up in a weekly roundup of luxury deals that tracked roughly a dozen Miami-Dade contracts signed between July 6 and July 12. Within that group, The Real Deal flagged Sanders' combined residence as the most expensive pending condo on the list.
Listing and features
The listing with Compass shows the combined 1906/1907 residence priced at $22 million, with approximately 4,378 square feet of living space, five bedrooms and four bathrooms. Marketing materials spotlight a private foyer with direct elevator access, a chef's kitchen and an expansive wraparound balcony aimed squarely at high-end buyers. Carlo Dipasquale of Compass is co-listing the property alongside Sonia Toth of Brown Harris Stevens.
Seller background
Sanders built his name in the apparel business. He served as CEO and chairman of Nautica Enterprises from 1993 to 2003, a résumé line cited in an Under Armour press release when he stepped down from that company's board. As reported by The Real Deal, Sanders and his late wife Ellen bought into the building in 2003, paying about $1.4 million for the unit.
Market context
The Continuum remains one of South of Fifth's marquee oceanfront addresses, buoyed by private beach access, lagoon pools, tennis courts and full-service amenities that tend to keep deep-pocketed buyers circling. The development is billed on its portfolio page at Continuum Company as a gated beachfront community with resort-style services, a positioning that helps explain why large, combined units continue to draw premium interest. If this deal closes near its list price, it will underscore ongoing demand for top-tier beachfront condos this season.
What’s next
The property is currently marked as pending in public MLS feeds, which means the sale still has to clear inspections, final due diligence and title work before a closing is recorded. County records and broker filings will ultimately confirm the sale price and closing date, with the Compass listing showing a pending status at the time of reporting.
