Luxury real estate has entered a new amenities arms race—and this time, it has very little to do with sprawling spas, cold plunges or tricked-out fitness centers. Instead, some of the biggest... Read more »
While some luxury markets such as Los Angeles are heating up, others are cooling down rapidly. Listings at the luxury level—defined as the top 10% of the real estate market—have declined nationwide... Read more »
35-Acre Luxury Mountain Estate with National Forest Access in Pagosa Springs Some homes offer beautiful views. Others offer privacy. A select few offer a lifestyle that simply can’t be recreated. 1149 Cattle... Read more »
The differences that matter most are the ones a February showing will never reveal. Many buyers first experience the Coachella Valley between January and March. It is the stretch of the year... Read more »
The planned demolition of an abandoned South Miami landmark has hit another delay. The redevelopment of Sunset Place—a once-vibrant outdoor shopping center that had been scheduled for teardown in early 2026—remains in... Read more »
For years, high-end condominium development was defined by an amenities race. Every new development sought to introduce something bigger, more exclusive or more memorable than the last. Developers competed through expansive fitness... Read more »
As the impacts of Measure ULA continue to impact Los Angeles real estate, new strategies to avoid the property transfer tax are emerging — including luxury homeowners choosing extensive remodels over selling.... Read more »
The leafy inner-city enclave of Hancock Park was home to the priciest residential contract in Los Angeles County last week. The mansion at 344 South Hudson Avenue which has a $16.5 million... Read more »
For generations, the French Riviera has been synonymous with sunshine, spectacular sea views and an enviable Mediterranean lifestyle. Today, however, as summers become hotter and heatwaves more frequent, luxury property is evolving.... Read more »
Earthship homes have gone by many names: “Star Wars” houses, hobbit huts, and even tin can shacks. But in recent years they have become better known as being among the more luxurious... Read more »