Luxury Real Estate Headlines: Final Week of February 2022

Highlights from this week’s top news stories on luxury and global real estate, art, collectibles, and home.

Big Sur, California | Jeannie Ford, Sierra Sotheby’s International Realty

Surrounded by towering redwoods and built into the rugged cliffs of Big Sur, California, the personal home of the late and influential architect Mickey Muennig, the man “who built Big Sur,” hit the market Tuesday for $6.95 million.

You Can Sleep Suspended Among Big Sur’s Redwoods in a Compound Designed by the Area’s Biggest Architect – Mansion Global

Philip A. White, Jr. on Wharton Business Daily – Wharton on SiriusXM

California Home With Minigolf Hits the Market for $125 Million – Wall Street Journal

The Largest Ranch on the Market in San Mateo County Just Sold –  San Francisco Business Times

$1.8 Million Homes in Maine, California and New Mexico – New York Times

This Historic Atlanta Home Was the First in the City to Get Electricity – Mansion Global

This Gothic Farmhouse for Sale in Upstate New York Comes with a Chicken Coop and a Fire Pit – Apartment Therapy

A 76-Acre New Jersey Estate With a House Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright – Mansion Global

Agents Sometimes Have to Play the Bouncer at Showings –  Wall Street Journal

$3.8M Topanga Home Has a Natural Rock-Carved Sitting Room – Los Angeles Daily News

Paul McCartney Sells New York Apartment for $8.5 Million – Wall Street Journal

Idaho’s Hayden Lake Area Appeals to Natural Beauty Lovers – Mansion Global

$1.1 Million Homes in California – New York Times

Unreal Views, Groundbreaking Design for Sale on the Pacific Coast – Bloomberg

Snuggle Up! 5 Homes Where You Can Get Cozy for Valentine’s Day – Realtor.com

Sales of $1 Million Plus Houses Skyrocket in New Year – Paper City