Luxury Real Estate Headlines: First Week in May 2019

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

Miami, Florida | Harvey Daniels & Fadia Bassi, ONE Sotheby’s International Realty 

This luxury skyscraper designed by the late architect Zaha Hadid rises to more than 60 storys and its 83 half- and full-floor residences include duplex town and penthouses with access to a multi-media theatre, a sun and swim terrace and Miami’s first rooftop helipad on a private residential tower.

Houses for sale with helipads and landing strips – Money Week

A Former Football Pro’s Jacksonville Home – Wall Street Journal

Beyond price: 4 things that matter to luxury buyers – Inman

Fifth Avenue Triplex Owned by Nasser Family Asks $52 Million – Wall Street Journal

Celebrity Home Builder Lists a Hollywood Hills Spec Home for $28 Million – Architectural Digest

Marc Jacobs Lists His Elegant West Village Townhouse For $16M – Dwell

Hot property: city skylines – Financial Times

‘Power’ Showrunner Gary Lennon Buys in Los Feliz, Lists in Mid-Wilshire – Variety

This Lake Tahoe waterfront estate carries a $47 million price tag, and some Hollywood history – Sacramento Bee

The most significant action a seller can take? Staging. – Washington Post

Technology is proliferating in home sales. Does it work? – San Francisco Chronicle

Paul Simon’s $13.9 million Connecticut mansion is for sale — take a look inside – CNBC

Why it’s best to keep renovations simple when selling your home – Los Angeles Times

Real Estate Roundup: All The Pretty Horse Farms, Part 3 – Cowboys & Indians

Look Inside: This 4,359-Square-Foot Home in Salt Lake City Is a Master Class in Simple Elegance – Apartment Therapy

Citi Partners with Sotheby’s to Educate Art Lovers – Barron’s

Edward Hopper’s ‘Shakespeare at Dusk’ to be auctioned at Sotheby’s – Jakarta Post