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Sky-High and Sold: A Whole Floor of One Thousand Museum Just Changed Hands for $22 Million

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The buyer of that Zaha Hadid tower on Biscayne Boulevard didn't just get a penthouse — they got the entire 62nd floor, all 9,200 square feet of it, for $22 million. In a market where "penthouse" often means a corner unit with better views than your neighbors, this one comes without neighbors at all. It is the kind of number that makes Naples buyers wince and Palm Beach buyers ask what's wrong with a house.

With reporting from Robb Report.

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