A boutique waterfront condominium development in Bay Harbor Islands, Florida, has sold all nine of its residences, highlighting continued demand for exclusive homes that combine luxury design, privacy and access to the water. Indian Creek Residences & Yacht Club, developed by Landau Properties, reportedly achieved average pricing of approximately $1,900 per square foot. The sellout
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A sprawling oceanfront penthouse at The Seaway at the Surf Club in Surfside, Florida, sold for $86 million, setting a record for a condominium sale in Miami-Dade County. The transaction highlights the continued appeal of exceptional waterfront properties among wealthy buyers seeking privacy, prime locations and long-term real-estate exposure. One important detail: the sale closed
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A rare rooftop offering Native Land has unveiled a £15.5 million penthouse at 100 George Street in Marylebone, putting the spotlight on one of central London’s most valuable luxury-home features: substantial private outdoor space. The four-bedroom duplex spans more than 3,100 square feet, with a private roof terrace of approximately 2,400 square feet. The residence
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Four Seasons is advancing its presence in Las Vegas’s high-end residential market, as a new branded condominium development moves closer to completion with strong reported buyer demand. The project highlights the continued appeal of residences that combine private ownership with hotel-style services and amenities. The 171-residence development has reported more than 85% of its homes
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ong Kong is closing in on Dubai in the global market for homes priced at US$10 million or more, as a recovery in luxury property demand across Asia contrasts with a slowdown in the Middle East’s leading super-prime market. Hong Kong recorded 93 super-prime residential transactions worth US$1.67 billion in the second quarter of 2026,
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The global market for homes priced above $10 million is entering a period of realignment, with Dubai retaining its position as the leading super-prime destination while Hong Kong, Miami and London show contrasting patterns of demand. A total of 572 super-prime residential transactions were recorded across the markets tracked by Knight Frank in the second
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Rome is emerging as a more competitive destination for international property buyers as infrastructure upgrades, luxury residential developments and Italy’s tax incentives attract wealthy households seeking an alternative to established markets such as London and Milan. For years, the Italian capital struggled to convert its cultural appeal into sustained international property investment. Traffic congestion, administrative
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Slovenia’s high-end real estate market is gaining international visibility as more premium homes appear on global luxury platforms traditionally dominated by London, Dubai, the French Riviera and Lake Como. A recent Forbes Slovenia report examined Slovenia’s presence on JamesEdition, one of the best-known international portals for luxury assets including yachts, supercars, watches and prime real
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Slovenia’s premium real estate market is increasingly shifting away from public listings, with a growing share of top-tier transactions now taking place privately through so-called off-market sales. A recent Cekin.si market report said many deals in the luxury segment are no longer publicly advertised, as wealthy buyers and sellers prioritize privacy, discretion and targeted matchmaking
Slovenian investors are increasingly turning to Dubai’s real estate market, highlighting a broader shift in household wealth strategy as buyers seek higher yields, international diversification and access to one of the world’s fastest-growing property hubs. A recent Slovenske novice report examined how many Slovenians own property in Dubai and who those buyers are. Exact official
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