South Florida’s luxury market continues to attract some of the world’s most influential buyers — and this week, billionaire entrepreneur Russ Weiner, founder of Rockstar Energy (now legally known as Russ Savage), is making headlines once again. He is officially in contract to purchase two of the final remaining mansions in the ultra-exclusive Stone Creek Ranch community in Delray Beach.
Two Trophy Estates, One Strategic Move
Weiner is securing both a lakefront mansion listed around $20.9 million and a neighbouring estate priced near $21.99 million.
The larger residence, spanning approximately 17,000 square feet, sits on about 2.5 acres, offers nearly 660 feet of water frontage, and features an impressive 18-car garage with multiple lifts.
According to early insights, Weiner plans to live in one property while retaining the second mansion for his extended family — a move that underscores a growing trend among ultra-wealthy buyers seeking multigenerational living within secure, private communities.
Why Stone Creek Ranch? Why Now?
Stone Creek Ranch, comprised of only 37 estates, is considered one of Palm Beach County’s most prestigious gated enclaves. Its appeal lies in its oversized lots, unmatched privacy, and 24/7 armed-security presence — qualities reminiscent of Beverly Park in Beverly Hills.
The community is home to an elite roster of residents, including high-profile business leaders, entertainers, and hedge-fund figures. Homes here have seen dramatic appreciation in recent years, with some properties doubling in value since 2020.
Weiner has often expressed his view that “Florida is the new Golden State,” reflecting a broader migration of affluent families relocating to the Palm Beach–Delray corridor in search of space, security, and tax efficiency.
What This Means for South Florida’s Luxury Market
This double acquisition closes out the final available estates in Stone Creek Ranch, effectively signaling a new level of scarcity within the community.
For luxury buyers, this reinforces the rising value of private, gated compounds offering large land parcels — something increasingly rare in South Florida’s booming market.
For sellers, it highlights the growing demand from billionaires and ultra-high-net-worth individuals seeking trophy properties with privacy, acreage, and top-tier security.
