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Hahaha poor SDPMiami/ J R. Soooo desparate to make everyone think that a vacation house is more important than a promary residence.
No seriously. He really wants us to believe that.
Quote:
So many forced and nervous laughs from
Bay Area (you and Montclair) shoe shiners.
haha yes, I'm constantly nervous and worried about the companies I'm working with. You guys are lucky. Perpetual vacay mode must be awesome, although now that I think about it, Im pretty sure it would get boring.
I guess most of Miami's vacation home owners feel the same way...hence they dont really live there.
Most expensive homes sold since January 1, 2014, >$40MM.
1. 60 Further Lane, East Hampton, NY - $147mm
2. Copper Beech Farm, Greenwich, CT. $120mm
3. 157 West 57th Street #90, New York, NY $100.5mm
3. Fleur de Lys, Holmby Hills, CA $88mm
4. Wooldon Manor, Southampton, NY. $80mm
5. 834 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY $80mm
6. The Carolwood Estate, Holmby Hills, CA. $74mm
7. 740 Park Ave., New York, NY $71.3mm
8. 960 Fifth Ave., New York, NY $70mm
9. 1108 North Hillcrest Drive, Beverly Hills, CA. $70mm
10. 781 5th Avenue #18 New York, NY $67.5mm
11. 27852 Pacific Coast Hwy Malibu, CA $60mm
12. 157 West 57th Street, #82 New York, N.Y $56.1mm
13. 157 West 57th Street, #85 New York, N.Y $55.6mm
14. 157 West 57th Street, #86 New York, N.Y $55.5mm
15. 101 Lily Pond Ln, East Hampton NY $55mm
16. 157 West 57th Street, #80 New York, N.Y $52.95mm
17. 157 West 57th Street #84 New York, NY $52.9mm
18. 157 West 57th Street #79 New York, NY $50mm
19. 113-115 East 70th Street New York, NY $51MM
20. 157 West 57th Street #78, New York, N.Y $50.92mm
21. 212 W. 18th Street PH1, New York, N.Y. $50.9mm
22. 19 E. 70th Street, New York, N.Y. $50.25mm
23. West End Road, East Hampton, N.Y. $50mm
24. 616 Nimes Rd., Los Angeles, CA 90077 $46.5mm
25. East 61st Street #Ph New York, NY $52mm
26. 601 N country Rd Palm Beach, FL $52mm
27. 360 S Mapleton Dr, Los Angeles, CA $49mm
28. 15 Central Park West Apt 18 New York, NY $48mm
29.. 3 Indian Creek Indian Creek, FL $47mm
30. 27 Christopher Street, New York, NY $45MM
31. 10231 Charing Cross Rd, Los Angeles, CA $45mm
32. 271 S Mapleton Dr, Los Angeles, CA $44mm
33. East 22nd Street PH New York, NY $43mm
34. 125 E 70th St New York, NY $42mm
35. 540 S Ocean Blvd Palm Beach, FL $42.9mm
36. 802 Greenwich Street, New York, NY $42.5MM
38. 1220 S Ocean Blvd Palm Beach, FL $42mm
39. 50 Central Park West #12 New York, NY $42mm
40. 576 Meadow Lane, Southampton, NY $41mm
41. 212 W 18th St PH 2 New York, NY $40.7mm
42. 12780 Chalon Rd, Los Angeles, CA $40mm
43. 125 Mid Ocean Drive, Bridgehampton NY $40mm
Contract Signed:
3201 Collins Avenue PH Miami Beach, FL : $60,000,000
With your language I'm sure you stand on the side of the road begging for 1$ so you can buy some jack in the box tacos.
A more sober poster at the moment; even more sober enough to know that the Bay area shreds Miami in wealth and truly high end real estate. I have absolutely zero agenda or dog in this fight, just saying "seriously" Miami over SF. in terms of high dollar real estate?.. you are seriously grasping at straws.. The Bay area is forcefully a bigger wealth player in terms of desirability, wealth and uniform high price per square real estate. Miami is great but you are hallucinating if you think it's on the level with The Bay ultimate high end.
J R, Pray tell? How did the Bay Area come into this thread?
oh yeah, the very first reply on page 1
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Originally Posted by SDPMiami
There is one other county in the Bay Area, Santa Clara county, that has a lot of wealth.
the most ironic part of this is that vs the Bay Area, Miami is actually not wealthy, in fact its poor.
Housing Units Valued at $1,000,000+, 2013
2,000 or more units
Miami-Dade, FL 16,098
Palm Beach, FL 11,374
Broward, FL 8,369
Santa Clara, CA 83,215
San Mateo, CA 47,100
San Francisco, CA 35,120
Contra Costa, CA 25,581
Alameda, CA 25,321
Marin, CA 20,159
Sonoma, CA 7,394
Santa Cruz, CA 5,085
Napa, CA 3,461
Top 5% Average Household Income, 2013
$400,000+
Miami CSA:
Palm Beach, FL $452,606
Martin, FL $424,398
SF CSA:
Marin, CA.$801,606
San Mateo, CA $614,990
San Francisco, CA $586,684
Santa Clara, CA 529,579
Contra Costa, CA $461,536
Alameda, CA $416,692
Napa, CA $404,692
MontClair, I don't think I asked you for room service, for you to bring me a drink, or to pull my car to my front door so why are you still bothering me with useless statistics? Address the results in the OP. I don't care about middle class houses.
MontClair, I don't think I asked you for room service, for you to bring me a drink, or to pull my car to my front door so why are you still bothering me with useless statistics? Address the results in the OP. I don't care about middle class houses.
hahaha but that's just it. The median home( theoretically for the middle class)in SF is $1.1 Million while the median "middle class" house price for Miami is only $260,000.
In actuality, Miami is a city were largely third world rich people snap up an expensive vacation house that clings desparately to a narrow sliver of coastline. a few feet( literally) inland and it goes from one extreme seemingly to the other, ugh.
On the flipside, virtually every region of the Bay Area has huge swaths of desirable and affluent areas.
I suppose that's another major difference between a vacation house and a primary residence.
J R, Pray tell? How did the Bay Area come into this thread?
oh yeah, the very first reply on page 1
I almost feel guilty.
Now what on earth does that have to do with the topic at hand.
Thread title: "Cities with the most ultra-luxury real estate".
Thread results:
Most expensive homes sold since January 1, 2014, >$40MM.
1. 60 Further Lane, East Hampton, NY - $147mm
2. Copper Beech Farm, Greenwich, CT. $120mm
3. 157 West 57th Street #90, New York, NY $100.5mm
3. Fleur de Lys, Holmby Hills, CA $88mm
4. Wooldon Manor, Southampton, NY. $80mm
5. 834 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY $80mm
6. The Carolwood Estate, Holmby Hills, CA. $74mm
7. 740 Park Ave., New York, NY $71.3mm
8. 960 Fifth Ave., New York, NY $70mm
9. 1108 North Hillcrest Drive, Beverly Hills, CA. $70mm
10. 781 5th Avenue #18 New York, NY $67.5mm
11. 27852 Pacific Coast Hwy Malibu, CA $60mm
12. 157 West 57th Street, #82 New York, N.Y $56.1mm
13. 157 West 57th Street, #85 New York, N.Y $55.6mm
14. 157 West 57th Street, #86 New York, N.Y $55.5mm
15. 101 Lily Pond Ln, East Hampton NY $55mm
16. 157 West 57th Street, #80 New York, N.Y $52.95mm
17. 157 West 57th Street #84 New York, NY $52.9mm
18. 157 West 57th Street #79 New York, NY $50mm
19. 113-115 East 70th Street New York, NY $51MM
20. 157 West 57th Street #78, New York, N.Y $50.92mm
21. 212 W. 18th Street PH1, New York, N.Y. $50.9mm
22. 19 E. 70th Street, New York, N.Y. $50.25mm
23. West End Road, East Hampton, N.Y. $50mm
24. 616 Nimes Rd., Los Angeles, CA 90077 $46.5mm
25. East 61st Street #Ph New York, NY $52mm
26. 601 N country Rd Palm Beach, FL $52mm
27. 360 S Mapleton Dr, Los Angeles, CA $49mm
28. 15 Central Park West Apt 18 New York, NY $48mm
29.. 3 Indian Creek Indian Creek, FL $47mm
30. 27 Christopher Street, New York, NY $45MM
31. 10231 Charing Cross Rd, Los Angeles, CA $45mm
32. 271 S Mapleton Dr, Los Angeles, CA $44mm
33. East 22nd Street PH New York, NY $43mm
34. 125 E 70th St New York, NY $42mm
35. 540 S Ocean Blvd Palm Beach, FL $42.9mm
36. 802 Greenwich Street, New York, NY $42.5MM
38. 1220 S Ocean Blvd Palm Beach, FL $42mm
39. 50 Central Park West #12 New York, NY $42mm
40. 576 Meadow Lane, Southampton, NY $41mm
41. 212 W 18th St PH 2 New York, NY $40.7mm
42. 12780 Chalon Rd, Los Angeles, CA $40mm
43. 125 Mid Ocean Drive, Bridgehampton NY $40mm
Contract Signed
3201 Collins Avenue PH Miami Beach, FL $60mm.
The end.
No amount of feverishly shuffling through the American Community Survey for data to side track the topic at hand will make the above sales disappear. Nor will that make the Bay Area appear. The fact that you keep introducing irrelevant information into this thread reeks of desperation.
Sav858 seems to be the only Bay Area poster on this board who understands that the Bay Area does not generally appeal to the super-rich global, outside of the tech community. It just doesn't. They generally like the best and don't settle for inferior/secondary/unglamorous cities. Kick and scream all you want, but if they did, it would be on the above list.
Someone gorgeous, fabulous and fashionable like Dasha Zhukova would cry her Dior eyeliner out if you dropped her on the streets ewwww tacky and unfashionable streets of San Francisco and would be on the next jet to ... you know.. one of those cities on that most trafficked private jet map. Want me to post it again? hahahahhaha.
Now what on earth does that have to do
with the topic at hand.
Thread title: "Cities with the most ultra-luxury real estate".
haha yes, those Miami sales are of very expensive vacation houses, already acknowledged that. Miami's strength is vacations/ holidays, and third world oligarchs are parking their money in stable US real estate.
But 3 vacation.homes on a list dont really impress me. Sorry.
My commute to work takes me on a freeway corridor( 280) that is home to more billionaires than the entire state of Florida and 3 residences whose cost to build or buy topped 9-digits, and like 100,000 millionaires.
After that, Miami, while fun, is really just that-a diversion.
I would bet that there are more billionaires on any given day in Miami than the Bay Area. I see them all the time at the Breakers in Palm Beach or at Fisher Island's Club. The ones of the Russian, European, South American variety.
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