
Where Does Tyler Herro Live in Florida? His Pinecrest Estate Is for Sale
September 21, 2026 · 8 min read · By Onias Derilus, Broker
Tyler Herro bought a Pinecrest estate for $10.5 million in 2023 and listed it for $12 million in July 2026, days after the Heat traded him to Milwaukee. Here is what reporting says about the home, the sale, and what Pinecrest estates cost now.
Where does Tyler Herro live? For three years the answer was Pinecrest, a village of acre lots south of Coral Gables in Miami-Dade County. That is changing. The Heat traded Herro to the Milwaukee Bucks in July 2026, and within days he listed his Pinecrest estate for $12 million, per the Miami Herald. He paid $10.5 million for it in 2023. Here is what reporting says about the house, the listing, and what estates in Pinecrest cost today.
Key takeaways
- Pinecrest, Miami-Dade County: a village of large lots and top-rated schools, about 20 minutes south of downtown Miami.
- Bought for $10.5 million in 2023, listed for $12 million in July 2026 after the trade to Milwaukee, per the Miami Herald.
- About 9,000 square feet with eight bedrooms, a resort-style pool, a theater and a chef's kitchen on nearly an acre.
- Pinecrest median list price is about $5.1 million across roughly 170 active listings, per our MLS feed as of September 2026.
Where does Tyler Herro live in Florida?
Herro's Florida home is in Pinecrest. The village sits between Coral Gables and Palmetto Bay, on the mainland south of the city. It has no beach and no towers. What it has is land: most lots are a half acre to a full acre, shaded by old oaks and banyans. Families pick it for the public schools, and athletes pick it for the privacy a big lot gives.
He bought there in January 2023, during his fourth season with the Heat. Local brokerage blogs reported the purchase at the time, and the Herald confirmed the $10.5 million price when the home went back on the market. Pure Equity does not publish private addresses, so we name the village only. You can see current inventory on our Pinecrest page.
Before Pinecrest, Herro lived closer to the arena. A local brokerage blog reported that he bought a unit at The Elser, a downtown Miami condo tower, though we found no major-outlet confirmation of that deal. The pattern is a common one for young Heat players: a downtown condo first, then a house once the second contract arrives.
Inside the reported Pinecrest estate
The Miami Herald described the home in its July 2026 story on the listing. It was completed in 2021 and covers 9,019 square feet on a lot of about 38,800 square feet, just under an acre. There are eight bedrooms, eight full baths and a powder room. Reported features include a resort-style pool, a movie theater, a chef's kitchen and a custom dressing room.
Profile Miami, a local real estate site, described the style as Bali-inspired. That matches the photos the Herald ran: wood ceilings, big glass walls and a pool terrace that runs the width of the house. It is a new-build estate, not a renovation, which matters for resale. Buyers at this price in Pinecrest tend to want new construction rather than a 1970s ranch on a good lot.
The listing went live on a Monday in July, almost as soon as the trade was final. Douglas Elliman holds it, with Lourdes Alatriste as the listing agent. The Herald reported an ask of $12 million. Profile Miami put the exact figure at $11.999 million. The two numbers are the same listing, rounded differently.
If it sells near the ask, Herro would clear about $1.5 million over his purchase price before costs. That is a modest gain for three years in a market where Pinecrest new builds have risen faster. The quick listing suggests he wanted a clean exit rather than a top price.
Why Herro chose Pinecrest
Reporting gives two reasons. The first is family. He bought the house shortly before the birth of his son, and an acre with a pool suits a young family better than a downtown tower. The second is the commute. Pinecrest is about 20 minutes from the arena on a good day, which is far shorter than the drive from Southwest Ranches or Weston, where several older Heat players settled.
Herro also said something about the city itself when he left. In a statement the Herald quoted, he said seven years in Miami were hard to put into words and that part of him would always belong to the city. That is a normal thing for a departing player to say, but it fits a player who bought rather than rented.
Pinecrest has drawn other athletes for the same reasons. The village runs its own police force, keeps its streets dark and quiet at night, and limits commercial building to a few corridors on US 1. A player can pull into a gated driveway on a full acre and see nobody. That is hard to find 20 minutes from an NBA arena, and it explains why Pinecrest new builds sell to athletes and executives at prices the rest of the village never sees.
Where else does Tyler Herro live?
Milwaukee is now home. Herro grew up in the Milwaukee suburbs and called the trade a next chapter back home. As of the reporting we found, no purchase in Wisconsin has been reported. Players traded in July usually rent for a season before buying, and the Bucks' training facility sits downtown.
So the honest picture is this. The Pinecrest house is his only confirmed Florida property, and it is for sale. The possible Elser condo is unconfirmed. Once the estate closes, his Florida tie will be a former one, unless he keeps a condo in the city for the offseason as some ex-Heat players do.
What homes near Tyler Herro cost
Pinecrest is one of the priciest single-family markets in Miami-Dade. Our MLS feed as of September 2026 shows about 170 active listings with a median list price near $5.1 million and an average of about 130 days on market. Herro's $12 million ask sits well above that median, in the new-construction tier where a handful of homes trade each year.
The villages around it offer a range. Coral Gables, just north, carries a median near $2 million across about 440 listings. Palmetto Bay, just south, sits near $1.36 million across about 130 listings. Both share the same tree-lined, big-lot character at lower prices.
For the estate tier across the region, see our luxury homes hub. Our homes with acreage hub collects lots like Herro's, and the pool homes hub covers the feature every Pinecrest buyer expects. For the county picture, see our Miami-Dade County page.
Owners in Pinecrest should note what the Herro listing shows about timing. He listed in July, the slowest month for high-end sales, because the trade forced his hand. Sellers who can choose usually list between January and April, when northern buyers are in town and days on market drop.
The other lesson is the spread between a 2021 build and everything else. Pinecrest still has hundreds of older homes on the same acre lots. Those trade for the land plus a discount for the work ahead. A finished new build like Herro's trades at two to three times that, because the buyer skips two years of permits and construction.
Frequently asked questions
Where does Tyler Herro live now?
He is moving to Milwaukee, where the Bucks acquired him in July 2026. His Pinecrest estate in Miami-Dade County is on the market for $12 million and had not sold as of the reporting we found.
Where in Pinecrest does Tyler Herro live?
The home is in the village of Pinecrest, on a lot of just under an acre. We do not publish the street. Pinecrest has no gated master community; its estates sit on ordinary residential streets.
Where does Tyler Herro live full time?
Milwaukee will be his full-time base during the NBA season. Where does Tyler Herro live in the offseason? That is not yet reported. He may keep a Miami condo, but the only confirmed Florida home is the Pinecrest estate he is selling.
How much did Tyler Herro pay for the Pinecrest home?
He paid $10.5 million in 2023, per the Miami Herald. The home was completed in 2021, so he was its second owner.
Can you buy Tyler Herro's Pinecrest house?
Yes, if it is still listed. Douglas Elliman is marketing it at $12 million. Buyers who want a similar new-build estate in Pinecrest should expect to pay $8 million and up, based on our current feed.
Does Tyler Herro still own the Pinecrest home?
As of the July 2026 reporting, yes. It is listed but not sold. Check our Pinecrest page for current listings and recent closings.
If you own a home in Pinecrest or anywhere in Miami-Dade County and want to know what the Herro listing means for your value, ask Pure Equity for a free valuation. Buyers can browse Pinecrest listings or see luxury homes across South Florida. Related reading: where Bam Adebayo lives and where Udonis Haslem lives.
Sources
- Miami Herald via Yahoo Sports, Tyler Herro lists Pinecrest mansion for $12M after Miami Heat trade
- Profile Miami, Tyler Herro lists his Pinecrest estate for $11.999 million
- ESPN, Bucks trading Giannis Antetokounmpo to Heat for Tyler Herro and picks
Based on publicly reported information; details may change and are not independently verified by Pure Equity. We do not publish private addresses.
