January 1, 2025 - 18:07
The most extravagant sales of 2024 are here! From private islands to sky-high penthouses, the year has already seen a series of record-breaking real estate transactions that showcase the heights of luxury living. Notably, a stunning oceanfront estate in Malibu sold for an astonishing $150 million, setting a new benchmark for residential properties in the area.
In New York City, a penthouse atop a prestigious skyscraper fetched a jaw-dropping $100 million, making it the most expensive apartment sale in the city’s history. This lavish space boasts panoramic views of the skyline and unparalleled amenities that cater to the elite lifestyle.
Additionally, a secluded private island in the Caribbean was acquired for $75 million, attracting high-profile buyers seeking privacy and exclusivity. As the year unfolds, the luxury real estate market continues to thrive, reflecting a growing demand for opulent properties that offer both comfort and prestige. The trend indicates that 2024 may be a record year for high-end real estate sales.
October 19, 2025 - 02:17
Rising Trend: Twin Cities Seniors Prefer Renting Over HomeownershipIn a notable shift within the housing market, individuals aged 65 and older now constitute 15% of renters in the Twin Cities, marking an increase of nearly 27% since 2013. This growing trend...
October 18, 2025 - 05:02
Federal Charges Filed Against Developers in California Homelessness Fund FraudCody Holmes and Steven Taylor are facing serious federal fraud charges for their alleged involvement in a scheme that misappropriated millions of dollars intended for homelessness initiatives in...
October 17, 2025 - 00:40
Mortgage Rates Decline for Third Consecutive Week Amid Hiring SlowdownMortgage rates have experienced a notable decline for the third week in a row, reflecting emerging signs that businesses are hesitant to expand their workforce. The average rate for a 30-year fixed...
October 16, 2025 - 01:22
Richmond Homeowners to Maintain Current Real Estate Tax RateIn a recent decision, the Richmond City Council has voted against a proposal aimed at providing real estate tax relief for homeowners. As a result, residents will continue to pay a tax rate of...