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December 22, 2023

Million Dollar Mansion Sells: A Reminder of Real Estate’s Resilience

Million Dollar Mansion Sells, Proving Real Estate is No Laughing Matter

  • The mansion, previously owned by Charles and Fanny Dascal, the founders of Continental National Bank, just sold for a whopping sum.
  • The Dascals originally hailed from Cuba but made significant impact in Miami, USA.
  • The historic property has been under ownership of the Dascals since the couple moved from Cuba; it’s almost a museum piece in itself.
  • The successful sale of the home amid challenging economic times illustrates the resilience and appeal of luxury real estate.

The Dascals and Their Legacy

  • The Dascals are well-known figures in the world of banking and finance, having founded the prestigious Continental National Bank.
  • The couple has been lauded for their entrepreneurial spirit and contribution to the economy and society, post their move from Cuba.
  • This sale of their home not only marks the end of an era but also underscores the value of prime real estates within the city.

Takeaway from the Million Dollar Deal

  • The sale of this estate is yet another reminder that properties, particularly those with historical relevance or unique features, remain appealing to buyers in spite of economic uncertainty.
  • Luxury real estate continuously proves to have its own market, unaffected or less affected by economic turmoil.
  • Investors are still willing to shell out major bucks for the right property. This means real estate is still a strong investment option, no matter what the financial climate.

And now for the funny part, because as we all know – even business needs a little humor! But here’s my hot take, folks: Real Estate: The ultimate game of ‘Who’s got the bigger…wallet.’ In the case of this Miami mansion, its sale reminds us why some of us are still stuck in the ‘Monopoly’ part of the game, while others have levelled up to being the real-life ‘Monopoly Man’.

In the end, it is a reminder that even in a pandemic-ridden world, there are still people with the means, and more importantly, the desire, to own such luxurious, historic properties. It’s almost like listening to the chatter of the opulent, while eating your microwave dinner and watching Netflix on your couch, isn’t it?

So, kudos to the new owners of this magnificent mansion, and here’s hoping they find the game of ‘Billionaire Battleship’ as exciting as the rest of us find ‘Scrabble’ on a weekend night. As long as there are real-life Monopoly Men out there playing with real buildings instead of plastic pieces, the world of real estate will continue to be as unpredictable and entertaining as ever. Keep the popcorn ready!

Original article: https://www.inman.com/2023/12/21/sprawling-waterfront-miami-mansion-lists-for-36m/

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Martin Towers


Martin is an ex Real Estate Agent turned digital marketer and entrepreneur now specialising in helping Realtors all around the world

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