A Lullaby-Inspired Compound in Jackson, Wyoming, Is Selling for $40 Million

The €11 million (US$12 million) Ibizan mansion of superstar soccer player Lionel Messi was vandalized by climate activists. Futuro Vegetal, a group known for its protests against social and environmental injustices, splattered the white facade of the Inter Miami captain’s mansion with red and black paint. The group’s actions were accompanied by a message condemning the construction of the mansion, which they claim is illegal. Euro Weekly News

A home has hit the market in rural South Australia with a huge maze on its grounds. The property, in Mintaro—about a 90-minute drive north of Adelaide—is a combination of business and residential. There’s a 1950s four-bedroom house, along with the maze and a cafe. The listing agents describe the property as an “eye-catching estate,” which “includes a natural labyrinth of over 800 resilient conifers.” Domain

Plans for the world’s tallest residential tower have been approved in the Brazilian coastal city of Balneário Camboriú. Helmed by Brazilian developer FG Empreendimentos, Triumph Tower will reportedly have 100 floors and reach 1,785 feet tall—more than 200 feet higher than the current residential record holder, New York’s Central Park Tower. The Brazilian city is known for its skyscrapers and is home to a number of the tallest buildings in South America. Dezeen

Home prices in the Greater Toronto Area dropped by almost 5% in July alone, according to the city’s regional real estate board. The average price for all property types dropped to C$1.1 million (US$796,581), an almost 1% fall from the same time last year and a 4.7% drop compared to June. Prices are cooling as sellers face ample competition and fewer buyers, on top of a typically quiet summer market. Toronto Star