Luxury Real Estate Headlines: Third Week in February 2020

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

London, England | Diana Tran, United Kingdom Sotheby’s International Realty 

The gated, 10-bedroom home comes with an in-house spa with a hot tub, sauna, and hammam, as well as a 12-seat movie theater, two wine cellars, and a pool.

The most expensive home for sale in London is a $97 million mansion – Business Insider

Anne Hathaway Asks $3.495 Million for New York Penthouse – Wall Street Journal

Ray Kappe’s Sci-Fi Brutalist Landmark Borghei-Cookston House Is For Sale – The Spaces

When is selling a furnished home in your clients’ best interest? – Inman

Oh NYC: Eye On Design – NBC

11 Unbelievably Romantic Properties For Sale Around the World – Cottages & Gardens

Brilliant Renovation By Tichenor & Thorpe In The Beverly Hills Flats, $10M – California Home + Design

Emerging Markets in Eastern Europe Offer Opportunities to Investors Willing to Take on Some Risk – Mansion Global

A Perfect Storm Is Brewing To Push London’s Luxury Home Prices Higher Than They’ve Been In Years – Forbes

Let There Be Light – Mansion Global

5 Tips for Hosting Memorable Open Houses – Real Trends

A Sophisticated Beach House on the Georgia Coast – Wall Street Journal

Luxurious Farm Life Awaits at This $10M Estate in Millbrook, NY – Cottages & Gardens

A Massachusetts Home Made From Salvaged Antiques – Wall Street Journal

Cole Valley ‘Honey Bear’ Home Asks $1.99M – Curbed

South Florida for the Beach Lover – Mansion Global 

For Homeowners Across the Country, Spring Signals a Time to Sell – Wall Street Journal

Florida for the Equestrian: Why Horse Lovers Should Trot Over to Wellington – Mansion Global 

Sotheby’s is at the centre of a stitch-up – but it’s all for a good cause – Apollo

‘Shy side’ of Christine Keeler to be revealed among rare photos in Sotheby’s auction – Evening Standard