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$7.1M
One Thousand Museum Unit 3701
1000 Biscayne Blvd, Unit 3701 • Miami, FL 33132
About This Unit
HUGE DEAL in Miami’s most prized residential tower. The most coveted South corner floor plan boasts 4 XL suites, staff/utility, an expansive 48 FT Eastern facing salon, and Poliform kitchen with Gaggenau and Subzero appliances. This home has been generously customized and upgraded for end-user featuring a closed kitchen concept. Enjoy sunrise to sunset views from the social and guest areas of this ultra-modern sky home. With only 84 residences, this is the most exclusive building in Miami with privileged amenity levels including spa, fitness center with customized training programs, indoor & outdoor pools, personal safety deposit boxes, and a one of a kind sky lounge with helipad access. Fully smart home with Crestron. Tenant occupied yielding HIGH INCOME until first week of December 2024.
Pricing at One Thousand Museum — $1,543/sqft
At $1,543/sqft, One Thousand Museum Unit 3701 is priced near the building's median — solidly mid-market for this floor plan.
One Thousand Museum Unit 3701 vs Active Listings at One Thousand Museum: This condo is +0.0% higher (+$0/more per sqft) than the building's active 4BR median of $1,543/sqft, based on 7 active 4BRs.
Rank: This unit's $/sqft is higher than 43% of currently-active 4BR units at One Thousand Museum (sample of 7).
Insider Negotiation Strategy: 4BR units at One Thousand Museum typically close at 86.9% of asking. At that ratio, this unit could plausibly trade around $6,167,770.
Based on live MIAMIRE active & closed listings at One Thousand Museum.
Time on Market — 543 days
One Thousand Museum Unit 3701 has been on the market longer than 100% of comparable active 4BRs — strong signal the seller will negotiate.
This unit's 543 days on the market is 481 days longer than the active 4BR median of 62 days (+775.8%).
Inventory position: 100th percentile for 4BRs currently active at this building.
Price History
Originally listed at $7,200,000. Reduced to $7,100,000 on Nov 24, 2025 (after 544 days on market) — -1.4% (−$100,000).
Estimated Monthly Cost
Mortgage (P&I)
$38,555
HOA
$9,938
Property Tax
$8,361
Total / mo
$56,854
Assumes 7.20% rate on 20% down (30-year fixed).
Tax effective rate 1.41%.
HOA $2.16/sqft · All-in $12.36/sqft / month.
Excludes wind / flood / contents insurance — verify your actual rate with a lender.
Schedule your private showing at One Thousand Museum.
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Recent Comparable Sales
Active 4BR Comps at One Thousand Museum
UnitListSqft$/sqftDOM
#3701
$7,100,000
4,600
$1543
543
#3902
$7,495,000
4,600
$1629
0
#LPH 4901
$7,495,000
4,876
$1537
62
#3502
$6,995,000
4,600
$1521
181
#2702
$6,800,000
4,600
$1478
0
Comps are limited to the same bedroom count. Sold prices reflect what closed buyers actually paid.
Insider Notes from Ricky
- One Thousand Museum is a 62-story tower at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard, downtown Miami. 84 total residences — one of the lowest unit counts of any luxury Miami high-rise. Completed 2019. 11 active listings currently in the $5.9M–$23.75M range.
- Zaha Hadid's only completed residential building in the United States. Co-creator Patrick Schumacher / Zaha Hadid Architects (Hadid passed in 2016, before completion). Developed by Louis Birdman + Gilberto Bomeny. Engineering by DeSimone Consulting. The exoskeleton is structural, not decorative.
- Ultra-luxury, architecturally-driven, primary-residence and second-home market. Buyer profile is design-aware ultra-high-net-worth — collectors, architects, and design professionals are over-represented. The building's identity is the architecture; buyers who don't care about the architecture pick other Miami luxury towers instead.
- Lobby is double-height with fluid-form vocabulary echoing the exoskeleton outside. Original Hadid-commissioned art rotates in the lobby gallery. The amenity floors are unusually elaborate — most buyers don't fully appreciate until they see them.
- Amenity stack: Aquatic Center on the upper levels (indoor lap pool 17, outdoor pool deck 18 with bay views), Sky Lounge with 360° views and double-height ceilings, fitness center, full-service spa, screening room, kids' room, business center. Plus the rooftop helipad — one of only three private residential helipads in Miami.
- No standalone signature restaurant on-site. Closest dining: Pérez Art Museum's Verde Café (across Museum Park, 5-minute walk), Marriott Marquis dining adjacent. Bayside Marketplace and Bayfront Park are 5-minute walks. The building is intentionally not a destination for non-residents.
- Curved exterior means every line has a unique view profile (no repeating floorplans). East lines face Biscayne Bay and Port of Miami; west lines face downtown skyline. The 'corner scoop' residences (positioned at the exoskeleton's curves) have wraparound views and command meaningful pricing premiums.
- At 6 years old (2019), Florida's 25-year structural recertification trigger applies in 2044. Reserves are well-funded; engineering complexity of the exoskeleton means annual structural inspection beyond Florida code minimum. No special assessments through 2025.
- 6-month minimum lease, no short-term rental program. Restrictive low unit count (84 residences) means slow resale velocity but steady pricing. Owners hold long.
- Compared to Aston Martin Residences (the other architecturally-driven 2019–2024 Miami luxury tower): Aston Martin is brand-driven (Aston Martin partnership) and waterfront with marina/helipad; One Thousand Museum is architect-driven (Hadid prestige) with the exoskeleton as the brand. Aston Martin pricing skews higher per-SF; One Thousand Museum is more design-collector-driven. Text Ricky at (305) 33-RICKY — that's (305) 337-4259.
What to Verify
Flood Zone: This unit is in flood zone AE. High-risk flood zone (Special Flood Hazard Area). Federal flood insurance required for federally-backed mortgages.
Building Age: Built in 2019 (7 years old).
Ricky will verify all of the above with the HOA before closing.
💰 Current Owner's Cost Basis
The current owner bought this unit Aug 2019 for $6,812,000 — held 7 years. They’re now asking $7,100,000 — +4.2% (+$288,000) vs. cost basis.
Source: most recent qualified deed on file with the Miami-Dade Property Appraiser.
Sales History
| Date | Price | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 2019 | $6,812,000 | arm’s-length |
Source: Miami-Dade Property Appraiser. County living area: 4,600 sqft.
Building: One Thousand Museum
Unit: 3701
Year Built: 2019
Stories: 62
City: Miami
Postal Code: 33132
HOA Fee: $9,938 / Monthly
View: Bay, Skyline, Water View
Waterfront: Yes
Private Pool: Yes
Heating: Central
Cooling: Central Air
Days on Market: 543
Listed: May 30, 2024
MLS #: A11597793
Location
Listing courtesy of: One Sotheby's International Realty
Information provided by Miami Association of Realtors / SEFMLS • Deemed reliable but not guaranteed • MLS #: A11597793
• Updated Nov 24, 2025
