Len Blavatnik
Founder and Chairman
Miami Connection
Blavatnik's investments have elevated Miami Beach's Mid-Beach area, particularly through the Aman Miami Beach project, which sold out at record $5,000 per square foot and is set for 2027 completion with recent $85 million financing. His backing of the Faena District, including Faena House and Forum, has drawn billionaire residents and solidified the oceanfront as a global ultra-luxury hub. These efforts contribute to the region's booming high-end condo and hospitality market alongside projects like Shore Club.
About
Len Blavatnik, founder and chairman of Access Industries, built his fortune in natural resources, media, and real estate investments. His firm acquired the historic Versailles Hotel site in Miami Beach for $100 million in 2013, laying the groundwork for major developments. Blavatnik partnered with Vlad Doronin of OKO Group in 2020 for the Aman-branded condo and hotel project at 3425 Collins Avenue, which includes 22 presold luxury residences designed by Kengo Kuma and restoration of the Art Deco hotel. He has also supported Alan Faena's developments like Faena House, attracting high-profile buyers. Additionally, Blavatnik's Access Real Estate has collaborated on projects like the Ocean Terrace revival with Witkoff Group and Banyan Cay in West Palm Beach. Currently, he remains actively involved in advancing these South Florida luxury properties amid ongoing construction momentum.