A waterfront mansion at 6500 Allison Road in Miami Beach sold for $21.5 million in an off-market transaction during the week of October 12, 2026, topping South Florida's residential deal rankings while a Broward County nursing facility closed the region's largest commercial sale.

Who sold the Miami Beach waterfront mansion and for how much?

The Barbara B. Voight Revocable Trust sold the 6500 Allison Road estate for $21.5 million in an off-market deal that closed the week of October 12, 2026, with Cyril Matz of Douglas Elliman representing the seller. The transaction underscores persistent ultra-high-net-worth demand for waterfront product in Miami Beach, where off-market deals have become a preferred mechanism for discretely moving trophy assets.

  • Property address: 6500 Allison Road, Miami Beach
  • Sale price: $21.5 million
  • Seller: Barbara B. Voight Revocable Trust
  • Listing agent: Cyril Matz, Douglas Elliman
  • Sale type: off-market

What was South Florida's top commercial deal that same week?

Brooklyn-based Tordjman Equities acquired the Westlake Nursing and Rehab Center in Dania Beach, Broward County, for $16.6 million during the week of October 12, 2026, making it the region's largest commercial transaction that period. The purchase signals continued institutional appetite for healthcare real estate assets in South Florida markets outside Miami-Dade County.

  • Asset: Westlake Nursing and Rehab Center
  • Location: Dania Beach, Broward County
  • Buyer: Tordjman Equities, headquartered in Brooklyn, New York
  • Sale price: $16.6 million

What do these deals say about South Florida's broader real estate market?

Taken together, the two transactions — separated by asset class and county — reflect the breadth of capital flowing into South Florida real estate as of October 2026, spanning both the ultra-luxury residential waterfront segment and the institutional healthcare property sector. Miami Beach continues to attract buyers willing to pay eight-figure sums for privacy and direct water access, while Broward County's healthcare facilities are drawing out-of-state operators seeking yield in a supply-constrained senior care market.

  • Combined deal volume for the two transactions: $38.1 million
  • Geographic spread: Miami-Dade County (Miami Beach) and Broward County (Dania Beach)
  • Buyer profiles: private trust sellers, out-of-state institutional acquirers

Original reporting on these transactions was published by The Real Deal Miami.