The luxury housing market was thriving at the end of 2023. Even with limited inventory and fluctuating interest rates, deep-pocketed buyers remain resolute about what they want (and don't want) in ...

It is only the rich who seem to be buying homes. New money is being pumped into larger, more stylish homes. On the other hand, the middle and poor are feeling the pinch of high prices and are holding ...

States across the Southeast — including Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas — are expected to post the fastest growth through ...

Luxury homebuyer preferences are undergoing a transformation. Once popular open-floor plans, gray-toned color palettes and smaller garages are fast becoming a thing of the past. Today’s high-end homes ...

While financial markets react to global instability, high-net-worth buyers have turned to real estate. In cities like Aspen, New York and Miami, luxury properties are moving quickly at eight-figure ...

Home prices and mortgage rates are high but haven’t hampered demand for what Toll Brothers calls its “luxury niche.” That niche is made up of empty nesters, rich millennials, and wealthy buyers who ...

In the second quarter, sales of ultra-luxury homes priced at $10 million or more surged in New York, Miami and Palm Beach, despite declines in other global markets, according to a Knight Frank report.

The luxury home market is defined as homes priced in the top 5% of prices. In the D.C. metro, that has climbed to $1.7 million, making the region one of the most expensive luxury home markets. Luxury ...