Yankees legend and Hall of Famer has sold his Coral Gables mansion for $13.2 million, more than doubling the $6.5 million he paid for the property in 2018. On paper, it’s a lucrative real estate flip. In reality, it’s another example of how Jeter’s post-baseball life continues to mirror the instincts that defined his career: patience, positioning, and striking when the moment is right.
The Deal Behind the Headline
The seven-bedroom, seven-bathroom estate at 7275 Old Cutler Road spans roughly 8,200 square feet on nearly an acre just outside the gated Cocoplum neighborhood. It features the kind of amenities expected at this level — pool, basketball court, summer kitchen, wine cellar, elevator, and expansive outdoor entertaining space.
Originally listed at $14.9 million, the home ultimately sold for $13.2 million — still a massive return and a clear signal that the ultra-luxury market in Coral Gables remains aggressive.
But the real story isn’t the square footage or the finishes. It’s the pattern.
Jeter’s Quiet Second Career: Playing the Long Game
Since retiring, Jeter has approached business the same way he approached October baseball: minimize noise, maximize results.
- 2017: Moves to Miami as CEO and part owner of the Marlins.
- 2021: Sells Tampa waterfront estate for $22.5 million — a regional record at the time.
- 2021: Purchases a double lot in Gables Estates for $16.6 million, where a new waterfront mansion is under construction.
- 2026: Flips Coral Gables property for a $6.7 million gain.
This isn’t random movement. It’s consolidation. Jeter isn’t collecting homes — he’s positioning himself in one of South Florida’s most exclusive waterfront enclaves while capitalizing on a surging luxury market.
Why This Matters to Yankees Fans
Because Derek Jeter has never really left the stage.
Even years removed from his final at-bat, his moves still resonate with Yankees fans who watched him build a legacy on consistency and calculated decisions. The same traits that made him a franchise cornerstone now define his off-field ventures.
And let’s be honest: there’s something fitting about the Captain doubling his investment while building something bigger nearby. It feels familiar.
The Bigger Picture: Coral Gables’ Luxury Boom
Jeter’s sale lands in the middle of a surge in ultra-luxury transactions across Coral Gables and Gables Estates. The area has become a magnet for billionaires, developers, and sports figures seeking privacy and waterfront access.
Recent listings and sales in the community have reached as high as $175 million, underscoring how rapidly values have climbed at the top of the market. Jeter’s timing — buying before the spike and selling into it — reflects the same situational awareness that defined his career.

Derek Jeter #2 of the New York Yankees smiles prior to a game against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium on September 22, 2014.Mike Stobe—Getty Images
The Captain’s Pattern Still Holds
During his 20-year Yankees career, Jeter became the franchise leader in hits, doubles, and games played. He built a reputation for showing up when it mattered most.
Now, in retirement, the stage is different. The stakes are financial, not postseason. But the pattern hasn’t changed.
Derek Jeter still knows when to make his move — and once again, he didn’t miss.
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