While DJ David Guetta is known for making hit songs, such as ‘Titanium’ featuring Sia and ‘I’m Good (Blue)’ featuring Bebe, making record-breaking real estate deals is in his wheelhouse, too. Or, at least it was in this case. In a recent off-market deal, the French musician parted with his sleek Miami Beach residence for $16 million, according to the NY Post. It set a new record as the highest price paid per square foot in Miami Beach, with the buyer paying $6,337 per square foot for the double corner unit.
Guetta acquired the luxurious property in 2018 for $9.5 million with plans to rent it out, per the Wall Street Journal. If the residence was mainly an investment move and even had tenants as he intended, it’s clear this savvy purchase paid off well for him indeed.
Perched on the 37th floor of the Setai Hotel and Residences, the 2,525-square-foot condo has evergreen appeal. Who wouldn’t love the floor-to-ceiling walls of glass that look out to the lively city and the turquoise Atlantic Ocean? Whether you’re lounging in one of the three bedrooms or entertaining in the open living spaces, captivating views are always in sight.
Besides the bragging rights of buying a celebrity’s home and the beauty of the condo itself, the new owner will also gain access to all of the building’s five-star amenities. This includes a full-service spa, 24/7 valet parking, the use of three pools, beachside/poolside service, and more.
For this major sale, Guetta was represented by Michael Wiesenfeld of The Freud Team at The Corcoran Group. The mystery buyer was represented by Mick Duchon, Eloy Carmenate, and Josh Winarick, also of The Corcoran Group.