Tennis star Taylor Fritz is selling his Miami condo for $860,000, offering a buyer the chance to score a corner residence with sweeping views — and a tennis court just downstairs. The listing turns a tennis star’s home into one of the more talked-about celebrity property sales of the week.
Taylor Fritz (Credits: MarketWatch)
Taylor Fritz Miami Condo: What $860,000 Buys at Hyde Midtown
The two-bedroom, two-bathroom property is located at Hyde Midtown, where shared amenities include a swimming pool and spaces for games, fitness and dining. Spanning 1,096 square feet, the residence combines an open living area with a wraparound balcony overlooking the Miami skyline and Biscayne Bay, according to the listing held by Elaine Atkins of Coldwell Banker Realty.
Inside, the condo’s corner position provides eastern and southern exposures, with floor-to-ceiling impact glass framing the surrounding scenery. The glass-lined living spaces connect to the balcony, extending the home’s entertaining options outdoors. The wraparound configuration means the views are not reserved for a single room — they become a defining feature of the whole residence.
The kitchen features European styling, with flat-front cabinets, integrated appliances and lighting beneath the cabinetry. An island provides additional workspace alongside seating for casual meals, keeping conversation flowing between the kitchen and the adjoining living and dining areas.
How the $860,000 Asking Price Compares to Fritz’s Purchase
Fritz purchased the property for $845,000 in March 2023. His current asking price is $15,000 above that purchase amount, a difference of approximately 1.8%, before accounting for any ownership expenses or selling costs. In other words, this is not a flip aimed at a large profit — it is a modest uplift on a home bought three years ago.
That context matters for buyers and fans alike. Celebrity homes often carry a premium simply because of who owned them, but here the numbers are straightforward: a corner unit, a strong location, resort-style amenities and views of the skyline and the bay, priced close to what the owner paid.
For a buyer who loves tennis, the downstairs court is a neat bonus. For everyone else, the appeal is simpler: a light-filled Miami condo with a wraparound balcony, in a building built for resort-style living. This article reports the listing as stated; it is not property or investment advice.
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