As sports franchises, airports, and dining head toward Plano and Frisco, the Metroplex’s most affluent buyers are redrawing the map of where, and how, Dallas lives well. For generations, the geography of Dallas wealth needed little explanation. Highland Park and…
Waterfront peninsulas, wooded estates, and stone Normandy-style homes lie beyond Stamford’s office towers. Buyers from Greenwich and Westchester are finding them at prices well below their own towns. By Chris Caggiano Stamford, Connecticut, is easy to misjudge from the highway.…
“Luxury” has become one of real estate’s most overused labels, applied to every kitchen and patio on the market. Washington, D.C. agent Daryl Judy argues that it isn’t about what a home costs, but how much friction it removes from…
In the mountains that ring the valley, guard-gated enclaves and branded towers have turned the Strip from a destination into a view – and turned Las Vegas into a place where the wealthy choose to live By Chris Caggiano For…
On Sea Island and St. Simons, families return generation after generation, and new buyers wait patiently for the chance to join them. Many of the people buying homes on Sea Island aren’t discovering it for the first time. For generations,…
The Kona-Kohala Coast waited decades for a road. The gated communities and $30 million-plus estates that followed are something the rest of Hawaii never had room for. By Chris Caggiano Fly into Kona and the first thing you see out…
To outsiders, Miami is a city built for excess. To the people buying its most expensive homes, it’s a city organized around water, wellness, and workouts at dawn. By Chris Caggiano Picture the version of Miami that exists in most…
For owners of singular properties, going to auction has become a way to let the market set the price and to decide exactly when the sale will happen. By Chris Caggiano At the top of the real estate market, price…
As seasonal buyers give way to full-time families, deliberate limits on growth are keeping Naples from becoming the next Miami. By Chris Caggiano Picture a typical evening in the Naples that longtime residents remember: the sun dropping toward the Gulf…
As the mountains open new ground, Park City’s finest homes are rising to meet a rarer standard: built to last generations. By Chris Caggiano The drive out of Salt Lake City climbs fast. Within twenty minutes, the valley’s grid gives…
In a city with no more coastline to develop and a historical society watching every renovation, value in Newport comes down to one thing that money alone can’t buy Newport sold its last empty lot decades before most of today’s…
From site selection to amenity design, developers across mountain markets are arriving at the same answer: buyers no longer accept a choice between nature and community, isolation and access. By Chris Caggiano For decades, ultra-luxury development ran on a simple…
