Mansion Global’s daily round-up of the latest luxury real estate news from around the world
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The superlative unit spans 4,775 square feet across the 20th and 21st floors of Philly’s Rafael Vinoly-designed rental building, the Atlantic. Read More
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BY THE NUMBERS
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TRENDING TODAY
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Listing of the day
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The home is a 1980s “time warp” from the initial warehouse-residential conversion. Read More
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Rebuilds & Renos
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A renovation revitalized the dilapidated house in Silver Lake. Check out the before and after. Read More
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News Bites
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William Hefner-Designed Home in L.A.’s Hancock Park Asks $6.75 Million
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A seven-bedroom home designed by architect William Hefner and built in 2010 in French chateau-style has hit the market. When sellers Dan Feder and Don Bacigalupi purchased it in 2017 for $4.1 million, they hired a local designer to give it a colorful update. The home also includes a saltwater lap pool and a three-car garage with an automated turntable. Robb Report
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Washington, D.C., Suburbs Led Mid-Atlantic Luxury Market in the Second Quarter
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The suburbs of Washington, D.C., are the top Mid-Atlantic destination for luxury home buyers, with McLean, Virginia, showing the most activity, according to a second quarter report from Bright MLS. McLean led with 75 luxury sales in the second quarter, 46 of which were ultra-luxury, or the top 1% of sales in the market. UrbanTurf
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Texas Ranked Third-Worst State to Move to in 2024
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A ConsumerAffairs report ranked Texas, a popular migration center, as the third-worst state to move to in 2024 because of its low marks in education, healthcare and affordability. Texas was ahead only of New Mexico and California. Utah topped the list, followed by New Hampshire and Idaho. Dallas Morning News
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Hong Kong Luxury Homes Are Selling at Discount
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The Hong Kong luxury market still commands spectacular prices, but high interest rates and macroeconomic trends have led to a reversal for some high-end properties from the market’s 2018 peak. In the first half of the year, around 75% of properties valued over US$10 million were sold because the sellers needed the money, according to data cited by Bloomberg. Business Insider
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Around News Corp
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He Wanted an Elegant Home. She Envisioned Something Bold. Could the Two Compromise? [The Wall Street Journal]
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Michael Flatley’s Lavish Former Home Is for Sale at £26 Million—With a £200,000 Stove [The Times of London]
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Concrete on the Coast: World War II-Era Bunker Turned Home in South Carolina Hits the Market for $5.3 Million [Realtor.com]
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