This Miami Beach lot was once home to gangster Al Capone. It just sold for $21M

Crime boss Al Capone lived his final years in a Miami Beach waterfront mansion after his release from federal prison. The gangster would throw lavish parties at his Palm Island home during the Prohibition years.

The house at 93 Palm Ave. is gone, demolished in 2023. But the empty lot just sold for $21 million in a transaction that closed on Thursday, according to the South Florida multiple listing service.

Owners Albert and Karise Claramonte sold the 30,000-square-foot lot, which has 100 feet of waterfront. Brokers Jordan Karp of Jordan Karp LLC and Joel Lusky of The Brokerage represented the seller, and Albert Justo and Mirce Curowski of One Sotheby’s represented the buyer…

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