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$16M West Palm mansion breaks city’s record for priciest non-waterfront sale
Summary by The Miami Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by Grace McClung , The Real Deal
· July 22, 2026
· 1 min read
A newly built mansion in West Palm Beach sold for $15.7 million, shattering a record for the most expensive non-waterfront transaction ever in the city. Property records show 122 Bloomfield Trust, managed by Francis Lynch, bought the 8,600-square-foot property at 122 Blooomfield Drive from an entity
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Key takeaway Property records show 122 Bloomfield Trust, managed by Francis Lynch, bought the 8,600-square-foot property at 122 Blooomfield Drive from an entity linked to financier Mark Marcello.
Why this matters in The Miami
The record-breaking sale of a West Palm Beach mansion for $15.7 million has implications for Miami's luxury real estate market. As the region's major hub for Latin American and Caribbean communities, Miami often looks to neighboring cities like West Palm Beach for trends in high-end property sales. The sale price of $1,820 per square foot may set a new benchmark for non-waterfront properties in Miami, particularly in upscale neighborhoods like Brickell and Wynwood. Miami-Dade County's own luxury market may see a ripple effect, with potential buyers and sellers taking note of the new price point. Additionally, the fact that a non-waterfront property can command such a high price suggests that Miami's own non-waterfront neighborhoods, like Little Havana, may see increased interest and investment from luxury buyers. This could lead to new development and renovation projects in these areas, further shaping the city's landscape.
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Category: arts ·
Published: July 22, 2026 ·
Source: The Real Deal ·
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What is this story about? A newly built mansion in West Palm Beach sold for $15.7 million, shattering a record for the most expensive non-waterfront transaction ever in the city. Property records show 122 Bloomfield Trust, managed by Francis Lynch, bought the 8,600-square-foot property at 122 Blooomfield Drive from an entity
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