Luxury Real Estate Headlines: Second Week in July 2020

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

Sherwood Lake, California | Tony DeFranco, Sotheby’s International Realty – Westlake Village Brokerage

The home features views of both the lake and the Santa Monica Mountains.

A California Home With Lake and Mountain Views – Wall Street Journal

The Frat House from the Movie Neighbors Has Hit the Market for $1.5 Million – People

Goodbye Bel Air, hello Raleigh: The ‘other’ luxury markets heating up – Inman

The $30 Million Island Mansion That Twitter, Netflix, and Kayak Built – Bloomberg

For Wealthy West Coasters, Working Remotely Means Home Can Be Anywhere – Wall Street Journal

L.A.’s Little-Known John A. Van Pelt Estate Comes to Market – Variety

How COVID-19 Has Changed What Buyers Are Looking for in Their Next Luxury Home – Departures

Five of the world’s best homes for sale built in distinctive architectural styles – Financial Times 

1980s mansion in an exclusive desert enclave near LA – Business Insider

2 Houston Estates Hit The Market – Houston Modern Luxury

$1.3 Million Homes in New York, Ohio and California – New York Times

A Unique Converted Fire Station Seeks $3.5M in Newport, Rhode Island – Cottages & Gardens

Marcel Breuer’s restored Neumann Residence is for sale in Upstate New York – The Spaces

Here’s what you can get for $800,000 in Flagstaff, Arizona – Fox News

$19 M. Francis Bacon Portrait of Sole Heir Heads to Sotheby’s London Auction – ARTNews

Sotheby’s details sale of British Airways-owned artwork – Business Traveler