The Six Priciest Real Estate Sales of 2014
Four ultra-high-end condominiums dominated last year’s sales.
Four ultra-high-end condominiums dominated last year’s sales.
Even at $12.9 million, I doubt you’ll find a condo with this much bravado, or marble.
Completed in 2011 and designed jointly by the seller and Studio Dwell Architects, the home is mostly glass and largely soundproof.
The 7,200-square-foot seven-bedroom home has a gracious preserved exterior and radically refinished insides.
The seller of this seven-bedroom house, attractive inside and out, has had difficulty finding a buyer also willing to be a caretaker for this place’s old bones. Now with a bargain price in an improved market, it may get a lot easier.
Can you tell the hotshot designer of this stupendous 7,000 square-foot residence is fully committed to European Neoclassicism? Heading to market today, you’ll soon be able to tour it yourself.
Eleven of 240 units have sold since September at Mies’ modernist icons, six in two months alone. Other owners have responded with an overnight crop of new listings.
The five-level, five-bedroom home has all the trappings of a high-end new-build with the outward appearance of 130-year-old Victorian.
A seller goes traditional with the inside of a duplex concrete loft, but the stacked roof decks are anything but.
The city center is greatly expanding its real estate and nightlife.