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Centaur sells Panther National for $191M in South Florida’s biggest golf course trade this year
Summary by The Miami Editorial Desk · Based on reporting from The Real Deal
· July 22, 2026
· 1 min read
Centaur Holdings sold its Panther National golf course in Palm Beach Gardens for $191.2 million in one of South Florida’s largest golf course sales in recent years. An affiliate of the Switzerland-based investment holding company sold the 392-acre property at 10391 Panther National Boulevard to an e
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Key takeaway An affiliate of the Switzerland-based investment holding company sold the 392-acre property at 10391 Panther National Boulevard to an entity linked to Texas-based Ohana Real Estate Investors, the South Florida Business Journal reported.
Why this matters in The Miami
The sale of Panther National golf course for $191.2 million has significant implications for South Florida's luxury real estate market. With the inclusion of 150 unsold home lots in the deal, the new owner, Ohana Real Estate Investors, may be poised to further develop the Panther Community, potentially bringing new high-end residences to the area. This could have a ripple effect on the local economy, particularly in nearby Miami-Dade County, where affluent buyers often look for luxury properties. The fact that JPMorgan Chase Bank provided a $115 million mortgage suggests that lenders are still willing to invest in large-scale projects in the region, a positive sign for the local economy. As the new owner moves forward with development plans, it will be worth watching how this impacts the broader South Florida real estate market, particularly in areas like Miami Beach and Brickell, which are known for their luxury properties.
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Category: arts ·
Published: July 22, 2026 ·
Source: The Real Deal ·
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