![]() in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles - $119.9 million Together, they have a reported 12 bedrooms across 25,000 square feet.ģ) 10231 Charing Cross Rd. There are two houses on the property: One was built in 1913, and the other was built by Arsht in the late 1990s. What that gets you: When philanthropist Adrienne Arsht sold her four-acre estate on Biscayne Bay for a Miami-Dade County record, it was reported that the buyer was none other than Ken Griffin, the founder of Citadel and a major South Florida booster. The sale took place off-market, so very little is known about the property other than it comprises the top two units of a co-op building overlooking Central Park, and that it was reportedly purchased by Julia Koch, widow of the late ultra-conservative mega donor David Koch.Ĥ) 30 Brickell Avenue in Coconut Grove, Florida - $106.9 million What that gets you: Assembled by Paul Allen, the late billionaire co-founder of Microsoft, the property is in fact two apartments he acquired over time. In something unusual for the hilly area, a path down the cliffs from the house to the beach can apparently be navigated by golf cart.ĥ) 4 East 66th St. It totals about 11,000 square feet, with a four-bedroom main house and two guesthouses. What that gets you: The roughly 3.5-acre cliffside estate was reportedly sold by self-storage billionaire Tammy Hughes Gustavson to Allen Media founder Byron Allen. It was first listed for $115 million.Ħ) 27628 Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, California - $100 million This property has 385 feet of prime ocean frontage, and a main house that covers more than 11,000 square feet. What that gets you: The 9-plus acre, oceanfront estate was sold by the financier Ron Perelman, who’s spent much of the last two years liquidating his vast trove of houses, boats, art and collectibles. For years, though, the designation (at least, when used as a sales tool) has become vaguer and basically means “somewhere near the top.” Even if it’s not the highest apartment in the Aman New York’s new building on 57th Street, it’s certainly the fanciest, with more than 6,700 square feet and two terraces with views of Central Park.ħ) 153 Lily Pond Lane in East Hampton, New York - $84.5 million What that gets you: To the uninitiated, the word “penthouse” would imply that this apartment is at the top of the building. The house has more than 20,000 square feet, according to the listing.Ĩ) Jala Penthouse at 730 Fifth Ave. What that gets you: Reportedly sold by the singer Robbie Williams and purchased by the rapper Drake, the property is a 20-acre compound with a main house that contains seven beds and 13 bathrooms, according to a previous listing. Property records for the more expensive house state that it contains five bedrooms and five bathrooms on just over 11,000 square feet.ĩ) 9904 Kip Dr in Beverly Hills, California - $75 million The cheaper house (“cheap” being a relative term here) has just under 13,000 square feet and six bedrooms. founder Jeff Bezos, although Miller notes that they were purchased by separate LLCs and the Bezos family’s involvement has not been confirmed. What that gets you: Two adjacent mansions-one sold for $34 million, the other for $44 million just days apart-were reported purchased by the parents of Amazon Inc. and 9501 Journeys End Lane in Coral Gables, Florida - $78 million Here are the top 10 US home sales of 2022:ġ0) 9475 Journeys End Rd. “The median square footage this year is 15,819 square feet last year it was 24,015 square feet,” Miller says, a 34% drop. There was one change from last year: Houses at the very peak of the market seem to be getting smaller. The top 10 list contains four houses in the Los Angeles area three in the New York metropolitan area and three in South Florida. ![]() “We have top sales in Manalapan, we have Coconut Grove and we have Coral Gables,” he says. “It’s all the big three locations.” The only change, he says, is that top sales have begun to seep across South Florida, when in previous years they were in Palm Beach and Miami. “The footprint of these transactions appears to be firmly established,” says Miller, who notes that his list is provisional, given that late-breaking sales and updates are the norm. The top 10 most expensive residential sales this year were-just like last year-spread among New York and the Hamptons, Los Angeles, and South Florida, according to a list compiled by Jonathan Miller, the president and chief executive officer of appraiser Miller Samuel. ![]() Amid dramatically negative changes in the US housing market, the spending habits of the very rich have stayed remarkably consistent.
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