Luxury Real Estate Headlines: Third Week in November 2020

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

Sands Point, New York | Yvonne (Bonnie) Doran, Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty 

Open a door on the home’s lofty third level, step on to this expertly crafted, stainless-steel, corkscrew slide, and you can whoosh down to the ground. Hands in the air, rollercoaster-style, naturally.

Home of the Week: This $18 Million Richard Meier-Designed Compound Has Its Own Spiral Escape Slide – Robb Report

As NY Real Estate Emerges From Covid Crisis, Townhouses Come Out on Top – Wall Street Journal

Chile’s Zapallar, Cachagua and Maitencillo Make up an Uber Resort Area – Mansion Global

This Radiant San Francisco Residence Hits the Market at $6.8M – Dwell

Floating Seattle home in Roanoke Reef asks for $3.5m – The Spaces

6 homes with beautiful bedrooms – The Week

Lisa and Richard Perry List Manhattan Penthouse for $45 Million – Mansion Global

The 10 Most Expensive Homes Sold in Houston – Paper City

Remodeled A-frame Eichler near San Rafael comes with a ‘secret garden’ – The Spaces

Manhattan Has Strongest Week of Luxury Sales Since March – Mansion Global

$3.8 Million Homes in California – New York Times

Views of Noyac Bay for $4.25 Million, a Find in Westhampton Beach Under $1M – Behind the Hedges

6 cozy homes in Colorado – The Week

Iconic California Villa is up for sale for $25 million – Figaro Immobilier

Richard Neutra’s Kaufmann House is for sale – and it is a Mid-century icon – Homes & Gardens

Sotheby’s International Realty debuts new marketing platform – Inman

Inside The World’s Most Expensive Luxury Real Estate Properties – Maxim

$1.7 Million Homes in Illinois, Massachusetts and Oregon – New York Times

Ultra-Modern New Build in Barcelona’s Upscale Bonanova Neighborhood – Mansion Global

5 Easy Things You Should Take Care of One Month Before Selling Your House – Apartment Therapy

Best Facebook Tips for Real Estate Agents – Agent Advice

This 1940s Diamond-and-Ruby Necklace Could Fetch Up to $750,000 at Auction – Robb Report

Michael Jordan’s Historic ‘Shattered Backboard’ Game Worn and Signed Jersey at Sotheby’s New York – RESPECT