MLB star turned real estate developer Alex Guerrero asks $75M for a Miami spec mansion — with an 18-car garage
A former Los Angeles Dodger is selling a $75 million home base in Miami.
Alex Guerrero went from Dodger to developer.
The Cuban-born power hitter previously made a name for himself playing for the Dodgers and Japan's Nippon Professional Baseball League before retiring several years ago. Now he's building luxury properties in Miami.
7 Alex Guerrero, pictured in 2015.
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7 A rendering of the spec house built by Guerrero.
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Guerrero's most recent project along Miami's Millionaire's Row is hitting the market for that massive sum, the Wall Street Journal reported. Lourdes Alatriste of Douglas Elliman is representing the listing.
When finished, the spec house on North Bay Road will span 10,250 square feet. The ultra-modern home enjoys 110 feet of waterfront, with dockage enough for a 90-foot yacht.
The residence's half-acre spot along North Bay Road puts it in league with neighboring homes owned by the Beckhams, Cindy Crawford and Karlie Kloss.
David and Victoria Beckham purchased a $72.24 million nine-bedroom home along North Bay in October 2024, notching the road's most expensive residential sale ever.
7 Guerrero, 38, has transitioned from professional baseball to luxury building.
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7 A rendering of the home's landscaping.
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7 The property is unfinished, with the intention of finding a buyer eager to customize it.
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Guerrero's development, constructed by Valle Valle & Partners, is designed to attract the same kind of buyers.
The property boasts three kitchens, including an outdoor kitchen and a catering kitchen designed for large parties. Among its seven planned bedrooms is a 1,500-square-foot primary suite with a private garden, a cold plunge and a balcony overlooking Biscayne Bay.
The trophy estate will also feature an infinity-edge pool and a hot tub.
The real MVP of Guerrero's project, however, is the 18-car garage, accessed through a sensor-activated waterfall. The space includes a three-car air-conditioned garage and a 15-car undercarriage garage.
7 Guerrero played professionally in Japan followed his time with the LA Dodgers.
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7 The view from the property's 110-foot waterfront along Biscayne Bay.
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The home is projected to be completed in 2026, but Alatriste told the Journal that Guerrero is selling now in order to allow the home's buyer to customize their multimillion dollar investment.
The former baseball pro played for the Los Angeles Dodgers from 2013 to 2016. Guerrero then joined Japan's professional baseball league before retiring and moving on to real estate.
Guerrero has success in 2023 when he sold a Palm Island home in 2023 for $17 million, the Journal reported. Guerrero bought the site of his North Bay Road development that same year for $13.6 million, and now hopes to more than quintuple that investment.
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