Miami is home to some of the world’s richest people. Its picturesque and luxurious neighborhoods command millions of dollars in real estate markets that have continued to be unsinkable even with recent hurricanes and tropical storms. Here are four of the Magic City’s richest and most exclusive neighborhoods. Fisher Island Image credit: Forbes Residents of
A Bel Air manse tied to late philanthropists John and Marion Anderson is seeking $35 million. The 10,200-square-foot property has five bedrooms and six bathrooms across two stories. A swimming pool, tennis court and a pavilion with a wet bar surround the home. A trust tied to the Andersons purchased the site in 2009, property
The trick is to make it chic, cozy and durable The type of flooring you select lays the groundwork for the rest of your home. “Flooring is one of the most important components in a house, no matter the budget,” said Los Angeles-based designer Cortney Novogratz of The Novogratz. “You should pay more attention to it and put
After a nerve-racking week of waiting and watching, South Florida was spared the worst of Hurricane Irma’s 185 mph winds. It’s too soon to tell if Irma will have any substantial impact on South Florida real estate. Empirical evidence will take a few months to show whether the storm scared away potential buyers in significant
The cathedral-like home was designed by architect Gerard Colcord This pedigreed Bel Air estate, built in 1969, is the former home of actors Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe, as the Los Angeles Times reports. But the property has plenty of appeal beyond its association with the celebrity couple of years gone by. Designed by noted
The sprawling, approximately ten-acre estate currently has one existing residence, an ornately articulated Italian Renaissance villa designed by illustrious architect Robert D. Farquhar and built in 1936 for Florence Letts Quinn, ex-wife of department store magnate Arthur Letts, Junior. Subsequent owners of the conspicuously opulent 12,200-square-foot mansion include hotelier Joseph Drown, business partner of Conrad
The only home Marilyn Monroe ever owned and where she died of an apparent overdose in 1962 has sold in Los Angeles for $7.25 million. Mansion Global was the first to report when the 2,600-square-foot hacienda hit the market in April. The icon’s former home sold for $350,000 above asking price and sold in less than 10
For well over a century, Los Angeles has been attracting plenty of wealthy residents seeking the success-affirming ocean views and rays of California sunshine. But when it comes to picking a neighborhood, where are the wealthy citizens of LA most likely to settle? Not too surprisingly, the answer seems to be Bel Air—where developers of
Irish architect is designing Nile Niami giga-mansion Ireland-born architect Paul McClean has become somewhat synonymous with the high-end housing boom in Los Angeles. While he was undoubtedly prolific before — designing homes for celebrities and high-net-worth buyers that include Clavin Klein and the Winklevoss Twins — McClean became a household name last year after it
In luxury real estate, any type of branding, from the name of the building to the attached star architect, developer or designer, can add value and help drive sales. But what’s the impact of a star broker when it comes to buying or selling a property? That depends on how the broker made a name for him or herself,