Luxury Real Estate Headlines: First Week in April 2020

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

Gelderland, Netherlands | Netherlands Sotheby’s International Realty 

The Wageningen building was designed in the 1950s by Dutch architects F E Röntgen and A Kruidhof as an earth science laboratory for the Dutch Geodesy Association. It was later used as offices, and in 2001 its top floor was converted into a three-bedroom penthouse flat.

Monumental laboratory home lists in the Netherlands for €3.55m – The Spaces

Waterfront Property Becomes the Priciest-Ever Home to Sell in Cape Cod – Wall Street Journal

Lynn Swann Catches a Home Sale in Hancock Park – Los Angeles Times

NYC Homes with The Most Desirable Culinary Amenities – City Realty

Five of the world’s best homes for sale with indoor fitness facilities – Financial Times

David and Victoria Beckham Buy Full-Floor Penthouse in Miami – Mansion Global

A Romantic Los Angeles Home  – Wall Street Journal

6 Los Angeles Open Houses You Can Tour Virtually – Curbed

5 Ways to Stay Fit at Home – Sotheby’s International Realty

Agent Profile: Agent Has Investment and Development Background – Connecticut Post

DJ Khaled sells his mansion in Miami for $6M – Daily Mail

A survivalist-retreat in Virginia’s Appalachian Mountains – The Washington Post

Taking an open house fully virtual – Inman

Collection of every DC comic ever to hit Sotheby’s auction block – New York Post

Sotheby’s Set a New Record for an Online Design Auction With a Surprisingly Strong $4 Million Sale – Artnet News