THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

The nearly 20,000-square-foot home on Central Park, a combination of two Renaissance Revival row houses built in the 1890s, is coming on the market for $85 million, according to listing agent Jim St. André of Compass.

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A townhouse in the sky in a white glove, full-service building with world-class amenities lists for $38.5M with Kyle Blackmon

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The 11,500-square-foot residence, known as Mount Hayden Lodge, features custom fittings and finishes from around the world.

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“Inspired by New York’s Hudson Valley, the $14.7 million Devonshire property mixes traditional and contemporary architectural styles.”

A new waterfront mansion just hit the market for $57 million in Coral Gables. Located at 41 Arvida Parkway, the home is an ocean lover’s dream with 574’ of prime views of the Atlantic Ocean and a private 140’ boat dock for yachting enthusiasts that can accommodate a 170+ foot mega yacht.

A tropical private island in the Florida Keys that comes complete with a mainland home in a prestigious private community and a laundry list of resort-style amenities has returned to the market for a trimmed down $75 million.

The agent Nick Gavin listed his own loft with little fanfare. A listing photo shows the scale of the 34-foot-wide great room and Gavin’s take on a warm millennial minimalism.

The 1930s residence includes dozens of leaded glass windows and original light fixtures stamped with the initials of the original occupant.

Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, the four bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom home is defined by its abundance of natural light and its limestone and granite exterior’s unique geometry.

“Located in Orange County’s affluent Dana Point, the swanky beachfront estate offers direct access to 70 feet of sandy shoreline, ocean vistas on every level, and three spots for swimming on the grounds.”

Across 79 U.S. markets, 23 experienced year-over-year growth in their ultra-luxury market, as measured by transaction volume. And despite a 15.26% decrease overall in ultra-luxury sales, 1,560 homes priced at $10 million and above traded for a total of $26.84 billion, according to Compass’s Ultra-Luxury Report.

The roughly 1.2-acre property in the River Oaks neighborhood comes with a golf simulator and a putting green, according to the listing agent, Robert Bland of Compass.

The roughly 5,000-square-foot Manhattan home, which has an owner’s triplex and four rental units, is coming on the market for $15 million

The home, marked by its glass facade and steel "privacy fins," was designed by Travis Price Architects.