Dr. Kiran Patel lists beachfront property for $19 million

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

Dr. Kiran Patel, a healthcare and real estate magnate, has officially listed his 1-acre beachfront property in Indian Rocks Beach for an impressive $19 million. The listing is being managed by Sotheby’s International Realty, indicating the high-end nature of the property. Originally, Patel had plans to develop an eight-unit luxury condominium on the site, with sales expected to commence in March. However, he has pivoted to market the vacant lot itself, likely in response to evolving market conditions and buyer interest.

The property is situated in a highly sought-after area, making it a prime opportunity for potential investors or developers. Patel's decision to list the property reflects broader trends in the luxury real estate market, particularly in coastal regions. As a well-known figure in both healthcare and real estate, Patel's ventures often draw attention, adding to the listing's newsworthiness. This move is expected to generate significant interest from affluent buyers looking for prime real estate in Florida.

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