A 17,500-square-foot oceanfront estate at 255 Ocean Boulevard in Golden Beach sold for $69.5 million in September, a local sales record. Property records show it was bought by Delaware-based Meridian Coast LLC, which sources told The Real Deal is tied to Jeff Bezos, though the article notes this has not been confirmed. If confirmed, the purchase would add to Bezos's existing $234 million real estate portfolio on Indian Creek Island. Brokers quoted in the article say oceanfront single-family land in Miami-Dade is nearly extinct, with about 60 homes on the Golden Beach strip, so buyers are paying a scarcity premium. Golden Beach, historically a quiet, family-oriented enclave with its own police force and zoning that bans high-rises, is increasingly seen as one of the country's most exclusive oceanfront markets.
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