Luxury Real Estate Headlines: Second Week in March, 2023

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

Washington, District of Columbia| TTR Sotheby’s International Realty

The Georgetown property where the former first lady stayed following President John F. Kennedy’s assassination was combined with two other houses.

Washington, D.C., Compound Where Jackie Kennedy Lived Asks $26.5 Million – The Wall Street Journal

These Will Be the Most Popular Luxury Home Features in 2023 – House Beautiful

Three Historic Austin Houses Are for Sale in $20 Million Package Deal – Bloomberg

French Riviera Villa Where Hitchcock Filmed ‘To Catch a Thief’ Lists for €3.6 Million – Mansion Global

Inside 9 Stunning Midcentury-Modern Homes for Sale Across the U.S – Robb Report

A Rare Midcentury Home by Bertrand Goldberg Surfaces for $14M on Shelter Island – Dwell

$2.8 Million Homes in California – The New York Times

Once Home to Old Hollywood Stars—1920s Manor in Los Angeles Lists for $7.7 Million – Mansion Global

These Will Be the Most Popular Luxury Home Features in 2023 – Elle Decor

Homes for Sale in Brooklyn and Manhattan – The New York Times

Inside a $17 Million Penthouse in Downtown Austin That Could Double as Your Favorite Art Gallery – Robb Report

Bluffton, South Carolina’s Old Town Offers Charming, Down-Home Living – Mansion Global

6 breathtaking homes in the mountains – The Week

Leonardo da Vinci’s former Bologna apartment is for sale – The Spaces

$40M Mansion With Glass-Bottom Swimming Pool Is Vail’s Priciest Home –  Realtor.com

Where Can You Get Some of the Best Deals on Homes Right Now? The New Construction Market –The Wall Street Journal

$1.4 Million Homes in Michigan, Rhode Island and Oregon – The New York Times

This $899K Midcentury Was Designed by a 25-Year-Old Engineer – Dwell

From Panamanian Seapods to Santa Monica Bungalows: 9 Luxe Homes for Sale Designed for Eco-Conscious Living – Robb Report