Realtor.com finds only two markets have surpassed pandemic-era peaks, while several high-cost metros have erased their gains
Tagged: Luxury Homes
Redfin reports high-end home sales and prices are rising as affluent borrowers remain less sensitive to mortgage-rate volatility
Faster deal timelines and declining inventory highlight growing split in housing demand
Ultra-luxury home sales surged in 2025 and expanded into new markets, while prices in the broader luxury segment outpaced the rest of the housing market amid tight inventory and sustained wealth-driven demand
A record surge in million-dollar home sales underscores the growing influence of luxury buyers across Texas’s largest metro housing markets
A historic $2.4 trillion inheritance wave is set to reshape the luxury housing market, with Gen X and millennials driving demand toward resilient cities, lifestyle-focused homes, and real estate as a core wealth strategy
Florida posted the nation’s priciest home sale in 2025 while also leading all states in average home value declines, underscoring a sharp split between ultra-luxury and the broader housing market
Luxury home sales increased 2.9% year-over-year, while non-luxury sales rose 0.7%, as luxury inventory climbed 6.4% year-over-year, compared to a 9.5% increase in non-luxury inventory, posting their highest October levels in at least five years
Pending sales drop 9.9% in April, lowest for the month since 2014 despite 6.5% price gain
Home prices, rates, and property taxes all expected to affect homebuyer decisions in 2025