The “$19 million” figure was the rounded asking price for Rolling Loud CEO Matt Zingler’s Miami Beach compound when it was listed in October 2025. The property later sold for $17.72 million, according to a transaction record dated March 3, 2026.
What was included in the compound?
The property comprised two neighboring parcels at 1155 and 1165 North Biscayne Point Road in Miami Beach’s Biscayne Point neighborhood. Listing coverage described the compound as roughly half an acre, with 150 linear feet of bay frontage; Traded records a total of 7,690 square feet. Mansion Global and Traded report the property details.
Reports describe two residences: a newer main home and a separate older home characterized as a guesthouse or wellness space. Miami New Times’ account of the sale lists seven bedrooms, six bathrooms and a guesthouse. Reported features included an infinity-edge pool, bay views and outdoor entertaining areas; these are details from coverage, not an independent inspection. Miami New Times’ listing report and its sale report describe the homes and amenities.
Asking price versus recorded sale price
| Milestone | Amount | Date and source |
|---|---|---|
| Reported listing price | $18.9 million | October 2025; Miami New Times and Mansion Global |
| Recorded sale price | $17.72 million | March 3, 2026 closing; Traded |
The gap between the reported asking price and recorded sale price is $1.18 million, calculated by subtracting $17.72 million from $18.9 million. That is simply the difference between the two reported figures; it does not establish the negotiated terms, transaction costs, or the seller’s proceeds.
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How the listing became a sale
- October 8, 2025: Mansion Global reported the $18.9 million listing.
- October 23, 2025: Miami New Times covered the listing, rounding the amount to $19 million in its headline.
- March 3, 2026: Traded records the $17.72 million closing.
- March 4, 2026: Miami New Times reported the completed sale.
When describing the property now, “listed for about $19 million” refers to its 2025 asking price; “sold for $17.72 million” refers to the later recorded transaction. These are distinct stages and amounts, not competing reports of one price.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What the listing coverage said about the design
Miami New Times attributed this description of the design inspiration to Douglas Elliman agent Dina Goldentayer, relaying her remarks to South Florida Digest: “The owner drew inspiration from some of the top hotels in the world that he would frequently visit.” This is a quotation as relayed by the publication, rather than a directly reviewed interview transcript. Miami New Times’ October 2025 coverage provides the attribution.
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