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Rapper Swae Lee sells a $4.35 million Miami mansion after buying it for $4.25 million in 2023

Rapper Swae Lee sells a $4.35 million Miami mansion after buying it for $4.25 million in 2023

Rapper Swae Lee has sold his Miami-area mansion for $4.35 million, more than three years after purchasing it for $4.25 million in April 2023. The seven-bedroom property, located in South Miami near Dadeland, spans 7,831 square feet on a 1.22-acre lot. Lee initially listed the Miami-Dade County home for $5.395 million in July, but the final sale price was lower than the asking price.According to Mansion Global, the property was built in 1993 and features a five-bedroom main house and an attached two-bedroom guest wing. Its amenities include a swimming pool, sports courts, a summer kitchen and a 15-car garage. The listing also highlighted its entertainment facilities and arrangements for generational living.How did Lee’s $4.25 million purchase turn into a $4.35 million saleLee bought the Miami-Dade County home in April 2023. The purchase was made through his business agent. He paid $4.25 million for the property, which later sold for $4.35 million. The sale price was higher than the amount he paid, before any other costs were considered. In July, Lee listed the house for $5.395 million.Eddy Martinez and Roland Ortiz of One Sotheby’s International Realty represented the listing. The final sale price was below the asking price. The report does not give a precise closing date or identify the buyer.

In brief

Rapper Swae Lee has sold his Miami-area mansion for $4.35 million, more than three years after purchasing it for $4.25 million in April 2023. The listing also highlighted its entertainment facilities and arrangements for generational living.How did Lee’s $4.25 million purchase turn into a $4.35 million saleLee bought the Miami-Dade County home in April 2023. He paid $4.25 million for the property, which later sold for $4.35 million. The final sale price was below the asking price.

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