The separation between the haves and have-nots is expanding, and it is being reflected in real estate,” an expert said.

Luxury sellers spent the past decade assuming that if they built bigger, flashier and more expensive, buyers would line up.

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Of the 10 fastest-selling markets, the Philadelphia metropolitan area had the second-lowest threshold for luxury homes: ...

Christie’s International Real Estate Builds its Luxury Network in 2025 with Strategic Affiliate Growth and Record Sales ...

Across the U.S., the cost to buy a luxury home has dipped. A recent Realtor.com report found that the national benchmark for ...

Sales of Manhattan homes priced at $4 million and above totaled a sky-high sum in 2025, according to Olshan Realty — thanks ...