The Wall Street Journal.3 days agoOnce Asking $63.75 Million, a Billionaires' Row Condo Sells for 30% LessThe Wall Street Journal. - Katherine ClarkeBe the first to know about the biggest and best luxury home sales and listings by signing up for our Mansion Deals email alert. A unit at new-development condo Central Park Tower, the tallest skyscraper on New York’s Billionaires’ Row, has sold for $43 million, a discount of 32.5% off its original …
The Wall Street Journal.3 days agoAn Idaho Ranch Asks $21 MillionThe Wall Street Journal. - Libertina BrandtBe the first to know about the biggest and best luxury home sales and listings by signing up for our Mansion Deals email alert. A roughly 700-acre ranch in Southern Idaho is hitting the market for $21 million. Known as Billingsley Creek Ranch, the duck-hunting and fishing retreat is located in the …
The Wall Street Journal.3 days agoThey Wanted a Place Where Friends and Family Could Stay. So They Bought the House Next Door.The Wall Street Journal. - Nancy KeatesAnyone can buy a good house, but good neighbors are priceless. That is a rough interpretation of a Chinese proverb that May Lee says guided her decision to buy and renovate the house next door to her in San Francisco. Ms. Lee, 67, and her husband Henry Lee, both retired, have lived in their …
The Wall Street Journal.4 days agoSure, You Have Home Insurance. But Do You Have Enough?The Wall Street Journal. - Robyn A. FriedmanHow much do you know about homeowners insurance? Do you have coverage you don’t need—or lack coverage you do? Even though many luxury homeowners have access to experts—attorneys, financial planners, insurance agents, risk managers—many are actually underinsured. Take flood insurance, for example. A …
The Wall Street Journal.4 days agoSide-by-Side Florida Mansions Built for Identical Twins Ask $54 MillionThe Wall Street Journal. - Katherine ClarkeA pair of Florida mansions built for identical twins is coming on the market for $54 million. The homes sit on more than 11 acres in Southwest Ranches, an affluent town roughly 20 miles from Fort Lauderdale. They are owned by chiropractor Robert Lewin and his wife, Lisa Lewin. Mr. Lewin is best …
The Wall Street Journal.4 days agoAs Out-of-State Buyers Flock to Hilton Head, Million-Dollar Home Sales Become the NormThe Wall Street Journal. - Beth DeCarboIn 2020, Heather Goldberg and her husband left their 1,100-square-foot apartment in Hoboken, N.J., and bought a 4,200-square-foot home in Bluffton, S.C. The couple relocated for a change in lifestyle, but the 800-mile move to the Low Country made economic sense, too: “Our mortgage payment is $1 …
