Scarface Mansion Hits Miami Market for $237 Million
The legendary Key Biscayne mansion featured in the film Scarface has officially been listed for sale. The property was previously owned by a pilot for the Medellin cartel and served as the home of character Frank Lopez. The estate was also once part of Richard Nixon's winter White House compound. The listing is expected to impact Miami real estate records due to its iconic status. The former residence of a Medellin cartel leader is now listed for sale in Miami-Dade County. If the property sells for its full asking price, it will become the most expensive home ever sold in the county. The sale is being reported by Natalie Rodriguez. No official cause of death for previous residents was mentioned in the context of the property's history.
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“The legendary Key Biscayne mansion featured in the film's Scarface has officially hit the market shattering Miami real estate records.”
NBC News Radio
“The legendary Key Biscay mansion featured in the film Scarface has officially hit the market shattering Miami real estate records. Once part of Richard Nixon's winter White House compound.”
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