A Palm Beach home at 143 Clarendon Avenue was sold for its $25 million asking price. The sellers were William Rickman, a real estate investor, and his wife Marcia Rickman. The buyer was an LLC managed by Linnette Miller and Robert Miller, a developer. The property is 7,600 square feet with five bedrooms and eight bathrooms and dates back to 1924. Carole and Brett Koeppel of Sotheby’s International Realty listed the home in November for $25 million.
In commercial real estate, Dalfen Industrial sold a warehouse complex at 1673 and 1715 Meathe Drive in Palm Beach County for $79.6 million. This represents a 31.4 percent increase from the purchase price of $60.6 million in 2021. Boston-based Cabot bought the Turnpike Logistics Center, which includes two buildings measuring 124,500 square feet and 193,000 square feet respectively. The sale amounts to about $251 per square foot.
Todd Wider, a plastic surgeon who later became a documentarian, purchased a single-family home at 9505 Southwest 63rd Court in Pinecrest for $10.7 million from an LLC managed by Alex A. Rogers, who had bought it last year for $10.6 million. The mansion has about 10,200 square feet on a 1.1-acre lot with five bedrooms, six full bathrooms, two half baths, a pool, an elevator and fruit trees. Dennis Carvajal with One Sotheby’s International Realty represented the seller; Marilyn Cromer with Douglas Elliman brought the buyer.
Another notable residential transaction involved Dmitrii Khasanov and Ekaterina Khasanova buying a home at 13225 Arch Creek Terrace in North Miami for $7.5 million from a trust. The property is now confirmed to be 4,547 square feet—an update from previous reports—making the deal roughly $1,600 per square foot. It has six bedrooms and five-and-a-half baths and was built last year after being listed for $10.8 million slightly over one year ago by Devin Kay of Douglas Elliman.
Recent data indicates that buyers have leverage in most major U.S metropolitan areas except San Francisco. In the fourth quarter of 2025, San Francisco saw homes sell above their listing prices with an average sale-to-list ratio of 104.7 percent based on analysis by Redfin.
“If you needed another sign that buyers have the upper hand, here it is: just one of the top 20 metros in the fourth quarter saw homes trade above asking prices.
The outlier in the fourth quarter of 2025 was San Francisco, where the average sale-to-list ratio in the fourth quarter was 104.7 percent according to an analysis of data from brokerage and research firm Redfin.”
This article has been updated to correct the square footage of the home that sold at 13225 Arch Creek Terrace in North Miami.
