New York City and Palm Beach, Florida, shouldered the greatest number of high-end luxury transactions in 2023. Marred by its loathed new mansion tax, Los Angeles failed to make the cut
LA's luxury condo market has never seen a sales price above $35M. But some agents say that under the right conditions, a condo could sell for more — and it soon may be just the right time
As Billionaires' Row continues to reshape Manhattan's skyline one 'supertall' at a time, agents say a new class of buyer is gradually reshaping the demographics of New York's most exclusive block
A Connecticut estate made headlines in 2014 when it sold for $120M, making it America's priciest home sale at the time. Now its owners are giving it a shot on the market for $30M more
If the island, which includes a 21,406-square-foot mansion, sells close to its asking price, it will easily set a record for Palm Beach sales and come just shy of the national record
The full-floor penthouse at 220 Central Park South sold in an off-market transaction that marks one of Manhattan's biggest deals of the year
Luxury properties in Manhattan, LA and Palm Beach netted the 3 priciest deals in the first half of 2022, with each sale exceeding $125M, according to a new analysis by Inman
From Beverly Hills to Billionaire's Row, home sales in LA and NYC towered above normally hot Miami and San Francisco, according to an analysis of the top 10 city deals since October 2021
Here's a preview of what's to come as we kick off Luxury Month and dive into the biggest market trends of 2022. Check back next week as Inman ranks the biggest deals of the past 12 months
Billionaire investor Daniel Och sold his Manhattan penthouse for $190 million — roughly double what he bought it for two years ago.
A mystery buyer bought two condos at 220 Central Park South, one for $82.5 million and another for $75 million, the Wall Street Journal reports
The buyer, who has not been identified, purchased the penthouse at 220 Central Park South for $99.9M as well as a smaller unit in the building for $1.81M
Ken Griffin, an investment banker and the richest man in Illinois, needed a place to stay while he's in New York
Construction, condo sales expected to heat up