The late Pritzker Prize-winning architect Zaha Hadid designed breathtaking works around the world \u2014 but when it comes to homes, and particularly in the United States, they\u2019re in very short supply.<\/p>\n
Now, there\u2019s a rare chance to own an apartment at her One Thousand Museum tower in Miami. It asks $7.79 million \u2014 and, in this building, that could be a bargain. Especially since One Thousand Museum was the Iraqi-British architect\u2019s final edifice. It was completed in 2019 by her firm, three years after her death in 2016<\/a> at age 65. The 62-story structure rises 707 feet across from Museum Park.<\/p>\n Such rarity of homeownership in one of her properties brings big-name owners \u2014 and the prospective owner of this listed unit can be in some powerful company, at least for now.<\/p>\n The tower even looks striking in the evening hours. Become Legendary<\/p>\n The residence has a wide open layout. Become Legendary<\/p>\n Dining comes with a view through massive exposures. Become Legendary<\/p>\n A close-up of the building\u2019s exoskeleton. Become Legendary<\/p>\n This is where billionaire hedge funder Ken Griffin, of Citadel, has currently listed his 9,200-square-foot penthouse for $21 million \u2014 down from its $23 million ask in March.\u00a0He bought the five-bedroom, six-bath aerie as a blank box for $18 million in 2021.\u00a0<\/p>\n Grammy-winning singer\/songwriter Marc Anthony has also just rented his apartment in the building for $43,000 a\u00a0month, Gimme Shelter has learned. It\u2019s also on the market for $9.9 million to buy.\u00a0<\/p>\n