For a rarefied circle of global elites—billionaires, diplomats, and financiers—an exceptional opportunity has quietly emerged on Miami Beach. Visionary real estate developer and noted art collector Edward J. Minskoff is offering his residence at the iconic Faena House Miami Beach for $16.5 million.
Perched on the 14th floor, the nearly 4,200-square-foot condominium is defined by its sweeping proportions and a dramatic wraparound terrace that captures uninterrupted ocean vistas. Minskoff, who acquired the property in 2015 for $15.323 million, has since elevated the interiors with the refined touch of celebrated French designer Christian Liaigre. Thoughtfully curated lighting enhances the residence’s gallery-like ambiance, designed to showcase an art collection of significant pedigree—though notably, the artworks themselves will not accompany the sale. The home, however, is offered fully furnished.
Positioned at the coveted intersection of Collins Avenue and 32nd Street, Faena House has long drawn a discerning, high-profile clientele, thanks to its sculptural design and uncompromising finishes. Residents enjoy privileged access to the adjacent Faena Hotel Miami Beach, along with an array of private amenities including a spa, fitness center, beachfront club, and discreet underground valet service.
The building’s roster of owners reads like a who’s who of global finance and entertainment, including James G. Dinan, Mark Rachesky, and Lloyd Blankfein—further cementing its status as one of Miami’s most exclusive addresses.
For those seeking a residence that pairs architectural distinction with elite company, this offering represents more than a home—it is an entry into one of the world’s most coveted coastal enclaves.
