Mapping Miami's 5 biggest home sales of January

Led by a $13 million contemporary on Miami Beach

By Josh Baumgard Jan 27, 2017, 3:10pm EST

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306 West San Marino Drive, Miami Beach

| Dora Puig, Luxe Living Realty

By Josh Baumgard Jan 27, 2017, 3:10pm EST

Days away from completing the first month of 2017, we thought it would be interesting to take a look at the priciest single-family homes sold thus far.

The city's five biggest sales in January have combined for nearly $7 million under the asking price, as we learned with the assistance of Redfin. Here they are mapped out, led by a slick $13 million tropical contemporary in the Venetian Islands, featuring elite bay views to the west.

Also be sure to check out Jonathan Miller's Q4 market report of 2016, which showed a market reset in Miami and Miami Beach, in addition to last week's map, revealing the 10 most expensive homes for sale across Miami-Dade County.

306 West San Marino Drive, Miami Beach

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Purchase price: $13.2 million ($1,865 per square foot)

Here's a stunning 7,000-plus-square-foot contemporary on the bay in the Venetian Islands with gorgeous views to the west that was last asking $14.995 million.

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306 W San Marino Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139

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3315 Collins Avenue #9A

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Purchase price: $12.5 million ($2,643 per square foot)

Here's a unit at Faena House with mesmerizing ocean views, five bedrooms, and seven bathrooms. Its previous listing price was $16.5 million, meaning it sold for a clean $4 million under ask.

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3201 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33140

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9224 West Broadview Drive, Bay Harbor Islands

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Purchase price: $7 million ($1,297 per square foot)

Formerly asking $7.35 million, this modern home in the Bay Harbor Islands offers 94 feet of deep bay frontage, seven bedrooms and six bathrooms.

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9224 W Broadview Dr, Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154

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50 South Pointe Drive #3104

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Purchase price: $5.65 million ($2600 per square foot)

This three-bed, three-bath in the Continuum in South Beach was asking $6.8 million, and includes both bay and city views in addition to oak wood floors, and top-of-the-line amenities.