Will Miami's luxury condo market get a jolt from Faena House? Time will tell, but $150 million of units are back on the market as investors seek to flip their investments, which sold-out at $407 million. The last developer unit closed in May to Paul Cejas, who purchased a unit for $20 million. Hedge funder Ken Griffin purchased the double penthouse units for $60 million and has listed them at $55 million and $18 million a piece. It can be typical for units 10% to 20% of units to hit the market after a building is delivered, which is right where Faena House is at 9 of 44 currently listed. Despite that some units have been listed for close to a year. Currently listed units range from, $3.7 million to Griffin's $55 million and sellers plan on holding firm on their pricing.

Faena Versailles Classic will bring new world luxury to old world art-deco style. Faena Group has transformed the Versailles Hotel on 35th St. and Collins Ave. Miami Beach into a 22 luxurious units by William Sofield. The renovation has preserved the 1940's facade, grand lobby, terrazzo flooring among other features in it's historic art-deco style. Units range from 1 to 4 bedroom at 1,034 SF to 2,753 SF with two duplex penthouse units at 7,300 SF each with their own pool. The residences already include luxurious, Miami style features including the classic terrazzo floors and custom lighting. Additionally high-end Italian kitchens and stone counters add to the quality of the residency. Amenities include pool, fitness center, 24 hour security and valet, stylish club rooms and access to the entire exclusive Faena neighborhood.