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Tom Brady might be on the verge of making waves in Miami’s luxury real estate scene. Reports suggest that the seven-time Super Bowl champion is considering selling his custom-built mansion on Indian Creek Island- often dubbed the “Billionaire Bunker”– and the potential sale could shatter Miami’s real estate records.
Here’s everything you need to know about this luxury property and Tom Brady’s next moves.
In 2020, Brady and his then-wife, supermodel Gisele Bündchen, purchased a two-acre lot on Indian Creek Island for $17 million. The property, located in one of the world’s most exclusive neighborhoods, underwent extensive renovations even after their split in 2022. While Bündchen moved on to acquire properties worth nearly $13 million elsewhere, Brady turned the lot into a modern masterpiece.
This custom-built estate boasts features that could make any billionaire envious. The amenities include:
A glimpse of Tom Brady’s mansion on Indian Creek island in Miami, Florida 😳 pic.twitter.com/MNvJ6MyG5Z
— Tom Brady Updates (@tombradymedia) February 5, 2024
Indian Creek Island is renowned for its exclusivity and security, attracting residents like Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. Brady’s estate is considered one of the island’s crown jewels, a factor that has driven its estimated value to astronomical heights.
Bloomberg reports that Tom Brady’s property has already attracted offers exceeding $150 million, potentially breaking Miami’s real estate records. The current record is $107 million, set by Ken Griffin’s purchase of a Coconut Grove home in 2022. Brady’s estate seems poised to set a new benchmark with its premium location, luxurious design, and celebrity cachet.
The quarterback reportedly showed the mansion to select buyers, further fueling speculation about an impending sale. If the deal goes through at its rumored price, it will mark a historic moment in Miami’s booming real estate market.
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Brady’s decision to sell the estate could signify a broader shift in his life and priorities. Since retiring from the NFL in 2023, he has focused on new ventures, including a $375 million broadcasting deal with Fox Sports. His first year as a commentator has been a period of growth and adjustment, with Brady expressing excitement about his future in the role.
He’s also stepped into the business side of sports as a minority owner of the Las Vegas Raiders. While his ownership stake has sparked debates about potential conflicts of interest with his broadcasting duties, Brady remains unfazed, stating, “If Fox wants me and I want to go on, we’ll just keep going.”
Selling his Indian Creek Island estate might align with Brady’s larger plan to simplify his business ventures and adapt...
