#luxury-real-estate

#luxury-real-estate

The firm reports that although the West accounted for a third of luxury revenue last year, states across the Southeast including Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas are expected to post the fastest growth through 2030. The region's appeal includes low taxes, warm weather and access to high-end amenities. Realtor.com senior economist Anthony Smith said the forecast aligns with long-term trends. Following a surge in demand and pricing during the pandemic period,

Photograph of Roush house by Andrew Sample. Where: McLean. Bought by: Corey Roush, an antitrust attorney at Sidley Austin. Listed: $4,449,950. Sold: $4,375,000. Days on market: 21. Bragging points: A 10,100-square-foot house with six bedrooms, six bathrooms, two half baths, four fireplaces, a two-story foyer, a media room, a fitness studio, a sauna and steam shower, a motorized screened porch, a heated deck, and a covered terrace.

Dubai's getting another jaw-dropping addition to its skyline, and this one's a real showstopper. Sobha Realty just unveiled Sobha SkyParks, a massive 109-story tower that'll stretch 450 meters into the sky. When it's done, this giant will rank among the UAE's five tallest buildings-quite a feat for any developer. The project comprises 684 luxury apartments across 109 floors, each offering incredible views of the city sprawling below.

Dubbed Palazzo di Lago, the nearly 18,000-square-foot contemporary manse was designed with "the tranquil glamour of Lake Como" and the "seductive allure of Bond's Casino Royale," as the listing description puts it. That design brief materialized in the form of no-holds-barred extravagance: At the end of a paved motor court, a grand portico entrance is flanked by waterfall fountains lined with white marble.

The online real estate database released its 10th annual 100 most expensive zip codes in the U.S., which includes Boston at No. 54, Nantucket at No. 63, Chilmark at No. 64, Weston at No. 72, and Wellesley Hills at No. 80. The nation's priciest housing markets remain overwhelmingly coastal, according to the report. The PropertyShark list includes 15 states, and California once again dominated the luxury market with 61% of entries.

Beverly Hills' 25-acre Palazzo di Amore estate is on the market once again, asking $195 million, The New York Post reported. The price works out to $3,679 per square foot and $7.8 million per acre. It was last on the market in 2017 with a $129 million asking price, down from the list price of $195 million in 2014, when it was the most expensive home for sale in the country.

Nestled on five largely wooded private acres, this sanctuary blends classic charm with substantial sustainable upgrades. Designed for the nature lover, the property is enhanced by mature landscaping, including a specimen magnolia tree and a small, productive orchard. Enjoy the tranquility from the expansive back deck or the covered front porch, complete with a swing. The spacious home boasts six bedrooms and six full baths, four cozy fireplaces, and elegant hardwood floors.

The Georgian-style abode was originally built in 2009 for Rob Lowe, who opened its doors to Architectural Digest the following year. After scooping up the 11,500-square-foot estate, the "Payphone" singer and Victoria's Secret model enlisted AD100 firm Clements Design to renovate the nine-bedroom, 14-bathroom home with a minimalist aesthetic. The primary suite boasts several terraces, a grand bathroom decked out with white marble, and dual dressing rooms.

Leonard Riggio, the founder of the Barnes & Noble chain who died last year, was born in Brooklyn, the son of a cabdriver, but he spent much of his adult life on Park Avenue in a four-bedroom co-op with a private elevator landing that opened onto a 35-foot-long galley lined with custom-built bookshelves. That apartment, at 720 Park Avenue, a classic and prestigious Upper East Side co-op designed by Rosario Candela, just hit the market, asking $17 million. Nikki Field and E. Helen Marcos, of Sotheby's International Realty, have the listing but could not comment as of press time.

Unit 65 at 53 West 53rd Street, asking just under $47 million, was the priciest Manhattan home to land a signed contract last week, according to Olshan Realty's weekly report. The full-floor apartment was one of 29 properties to find buyers between Sept. 29 and Oct. 5, up from 23 in the previous period. The building's developers a group including Hines and Singapore's Pontiac Land Group initially sought $51 million for the 6,400-square-foot pad in 2015, when they began marketing units off of floor plans.

Cook believes the acquisition will provide his agents with tools to better serve and manage luxury listings. Rhino has always been about deeply personal service, strong culture and luxury, Cook said in a statement. Joining PREMIERE doesn't change who we are. It magnifies everything behind the scenes technology, systems, people support it all gets upgraded. This move allows us to deliver our best, expand our footprint and lead in the luxury market like never before.

From the 26-foot ceiling in the great room to the epic primary suite upstairs, it's a home that's as much about how it feels as how it looks. Robb Report got an exclusive first look inside, and what stands out isn't just the dramatic proportions-it's the way Berkus has curated antiques from around the world in collaboration with Creative Art Partners and thoughtfully managed to make a space that cavernous feel approachable and intimate.

Constructed by custom homebuilder Richard Cantor, this stone and stucco chateau features a chef's kitchen with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, a family room with a limestone fireplace, and French doors that open onto a flagstone terrace with an outdoor kitchen. The primary suite is housed in a separate wing and includes a sitting area, balcony, and travertine-clad bath. The lower level features a wine cellar, home theater, and fitness center.

Yasmine Petty loves the wide-open layout and sleek pocket doors of her penthouse, but she clearly loves the terrace the most. Soon after moving into the three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath at 60 West 20th, the model says she shut down traffic on Sixth Avenue so a crane could lift a reflecting pool and fountain with blue-and-white zellige tiling. Ferns, evergreens, lounge chairs, and a cabana followed.

This 6 bedroom, 11 bath custom home, designed by world-renowned architect Jack Arnold, is a testament to enduring quality. A residence that whispers sophistication at every turn. The kitchen, a symphony of form and function, features a professional-grade 48" Wolf range, a Subzero refrigerator, and two dishwashers. The first-floor primary suite is pure indulgence with its own fireplace and two walk-in closets.

Gilbert then went on to coach legend Andre Agassi and later stars Andy Roddick, Andy Murray and Coco Gauff. The 8,535-square-foot home touts five bedrooms and five baths and was completely renovated this year. It has a professional-grade tennis court with lights that hosted tennis stars, and a spa with a traditional and infrared sauna and steam room for muscle recovery. Other features of the home include a chef's kitchen, a full gym and an au pair suite.

Barnett was initially tight-lipped about his plans for the lot, which Extell purchased this past October for nearly $160 million, but its scope came into focus after his firm acquired the adjacent properties. In July, Extell revealed a pair of renderings for the supertall, one of which appears to put a new 84-story tower close enough to 520 Park that each building's residents could reasonably look in on the other.

Real estate mogul Fredrik Eklund says his celebrity clientele are splurging on at-home "biohacking," requesting that their luxury pads be flush with cold plunges, saunas, hot tubs, and IV drips. Instead of going to spas and sports clubs, the Million Dollar Listing star says they're installing the wellness gadgets in their own apartments and mansions. The daily rituals are a popular trend among the most successful business people, including the CEOs of companies including Whole Foods, Thrive Market, and Norges Bank.

The typical luxury home value in Boston has surpassed $3 million, ranking it eighth among the country's most competitive metro areas for luxury property values.