Salsa great Marc Anthony just sold his Miami condo. There’s a twist
Marc Anthony won’t be able to borrow sugar from neighbors David and Victoria Beckham anymore.
The salsa icon just sold his unit at One Museum Tower in downtown Miami, the Wall Street Journal first reported.
Anthony bought the luxury condo in 2021 for $11 million, and — something unusual for South Florida’s still red-hot real estate market — took a loss, unloading it for $8.6M.
The new buyer is unknown but will definitely get a run for his or her money. The 8,400-square-foot apartment has five bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms; floor-to-ceiling windows with incredible views; top of the line appliances; and sleek, futuristic interiors.
Outside the plush pad are five-star amenities, including a spa, outdoor and indoor pools, a fitness center (which the Beckhams frequent), and even its own helipad.
Listing agent Anamaria Velasquez with Nexxos Realty did not immediately respond to a Miami Herald request for comment regarding the sale.
Despite the fact that he lost millions in the deal, don’t feel too sorry for Anthony. The same year he bought the downtown pad, the 57-year-old father of seven sold his 12-bedroom estate in the chichi Coral Gables community of Cocoplum, for roughly $22 million. He bought the mega mansion known as Casa Costanera for $19 million three years earlier.
This story was originally published October 28, 2025 at 12:36 PM.
