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August’s Most Expensive Home Sales: Rosie O’Donnell’s Former Miami Mansion, Kauai Compound Once Owned by Julia Roberts
Four of last month’s most expensive sales were in coastal Florida, and one was a Beverly Hills estate previously home to billionaire real estate developer
July’s Most Expensive Home Sales Include Spelling Mansion, Obama’s Former Summer Retreat
Four of last month’s 10 most expensive home sales were in Southern California, five were in coastal Florida and one was on Martha’s Vineyard. A
Here Are the Most Expensive Home Sales of May
All of last month’s most expensive home sales were in Southern California, Florida or Manhattan. A Bel Air estate was the most expensive home sale
There Are 7 Major Metros Where You Can Still Buy a Luxury Home For Less Than $1 Million. Five Years Ago There Were 30.
The number of major metros where you can buy a luxury home for less than $1 million has shrunk from 30 to seven since 2020.
Luxury Pending Home Sales Fall 10% to Lowest April Level in Over a Decade as Stock Market Volatility Sidelines Wealthy Buyers
The typical U.S. luxury home sold for $1,348,065 in April, up 6.5% from a year earlier, but down slightly from the record high set in
Here Are the 10 Most Expensive Home Sales of March
Half of last month’s most expensive home sales were in beachfront Florida, but an Oahu compound took the number-one spot. Hawaii was home to the

Sales of $2M-Plus Homes Down 16% in the First Quarter, Biggest Year-Over-Year Decline Since 2010
Nationwide, prices for luxury homes dropped 1.6% annually in the first quarter, while sales plummeted 16% and inventory rose 14%. In some cities, though, the luxury market is going strong.
7 Luxury Trends for 2019
Money can’t buy you love but it sure buys a pretty home. These are the top luxury trends and features guaranteed to be on home buyers’ wish lists for 2019.
Sales of $2 Million-Plus Homes Decline for First Time in 2 Years as Prices Tick Up
Volatility on Wall Street and global economic uncertainty may have contributed to a decline in high-priced home sales in the luxury market. The average sale
Luxury Home Prices Up 3.2 Percent Annually in the Third Quarter, the Lowest Growth Rate in Nearly Two Years
Supply of homes priced $2 million or more fell 6 percent from a year earlier, as inventory overall inched up. Luxury home prices rose 3.2
Luxury Home-Price Growth Slows to 5 Percent in the Second Quarter
Despite Cooling in Price Growth, High-End Homes Sold Faster Than Ever
Shrinking Supply Sends Prices for Luxury Homes Up Nearly 8 Percent in First Quarter
Number of Luxury Homes for Sale Fell 20 Percent, Marking Four Consecutive Quarters of Decline