Money Ain’t A Thing
Most dream homes for the average earner are modest abodes where familial roots can be established, and for some, investments to their portfolio. Those with seemingly unlimited income can afford some of the most expensive, glamorous, and over-the-top price tags in real estate around the world. Let’s look at these head-spinning property values.
9505 Gloaming Dr, Beverly Hills, California — $126 Million
This property comes with options. For $40 million, you can buy the land outright with its approved plans (10 acres). Or, option B, you can spend the $126 million to have developer Bo Zarnegin construct your dream home over a two-to-four-year period. Imagine an eight-bedroom main residence with 21,661 square feet that hosts luxurious amenities like a yoga room, salon, home gym, and theater. Need a car museum? No worries, all your cars will be housed in a 3,000 square feet area, with a stylish turntable for showcasing your model collector items.
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The Peak, Hong Kong, China — $154 Million
If you have ever watched the Amazon Prime series Expats with Nicole Kidman, you would notice the series was based on some of the most exclusive residential areas in Hong Kong—The Peak offers a glimpse into that affluent lifestyle. The property was originally listed for $610 million in 2018 and is now being offered at a discounted rate of $154 million. With views of Aberdeen Country Park, this four-bedroom getaway features high ceilings and offers a comfortable 6,200 square feet with natural light for you to relax after a hard day's work. Sip your cocktail on an expansive patio or host a summer party along the oval-shaped pool.
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432 Park Avenue, New York, New York — $105 Million
For sky-high views of Central Park, 432 Park Avenue was once valued as the most expensive listing in New York City. This penthouse went for a $169 million price tag at the time, but the apartment had to lower its ask to $130 million and has been on the market since 2024—now listed at $105 million. At this discount, for a residence designed and furnished by luxury names like Fendi and Hermès, you can have six bedrooms and bathrooms, 24 windows, a private elevator landing, and a library in this 8,225-square-foot residence. For an added touch, the home's custom furnishings and piano are stamped with “Penthouse 96” for extra exclusivity.
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Antilia, Mumbai, India — $2 Billion
Home to Mumbai’s most exclusive street, this property is located on Altamont Road—and is named after a legendary island off the coast of Europe. Owned by billionaire Mukesh Ambani, Antilia includes a full-service health club, spa, 50-seater cinema, three helipads, and get this—nine elevators. If you're shaking your head at how this estate is kept clean and functional, don’t worry: a staff of 600 ensures the property is kept up to a high standard. For a valuation of £1.5 billion, this private property ranks as one of the most expensive in the world.
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Mies, Vaud, Switzerland — Price Upon Request
For a 19th-century lakefront home, Mies is home to this quintessential estate that boasts 11,000 square feet of state-of-the-art renovations within the past 10 years. The price is unconfirmed; the asking price is believed to be around $110 million. For this five-bedroom home, you’ll be able to watch private screenings in your cinema, have friends stay over in the private guesthouse, and relax at the swimming pool or play tennis in the afternoon. If you prefer your caretakers to live on-site, the estate includes a caretaker’s house and not one, but two staff apartments.
18-19 Kensington Gardens, London, England — $222 Million
Nestled in the middle of “billionaires row,” an esteemed area for some of the world's most expensive properties,18-19 has had famous owners like F1’s Bernie Ecclestone and billionaire Lakshmi Mittal, who earned his money from the Indian steel sector. If you want to live on a street next to embassies and diplomatic expeditions, then just cough up a cool £176.6 million.
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The Odeon Tower Penthouse, de l'Annonciade, Monaco — $330 Million
Imagine waking up with views over the French Riviera, sipping your double espresso. Well, for a modest price tag of £262.7 million, it's yours. This exclusive and luxurious apartment in Monaco sits 170 meters high and includes a rooftop pool and a film screening room. The tower’s impact on the skyline and the neighboring French town of Beausoleil has caused controversy due to it being an eyesore and perhaps blocking the sun—but hey, with those views, it’s like owning a piece of the sky itself.
Armani Beach Residences, Dubai, UAE — $131.5 Million
In early 2024, architecture legend Tadao Ando teamed up with The Armani Group for a first-of-its-kind project: the Armani Beach Residences at Palm Jumeirah, a luxe residential tower in Dubai set to be completed in 2026. While the tower is still rising, its crown jewel—a $131.5 million presidential penthouse—is already turning heads with 43,830 square feet of space, five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and interiors crafted or customized with help from Armani Group. Perks? Just a casual infinity pool, jacuzzi, rooftop terrace, movie theater, private gym, and a parking lounge roomy enough for seven of your favorite cars.
Villa Del Amor, Bel Air, California — $115 Million
Villa Del Amor—fittingly dubbed the “House of Love”—is a 15,000-square-foot custom estate owned by Paul L Kessler and Diana Derycz-Kessler, the power couple behind Bristol Capital Advisors and candy empire Sugarfina. Tucked beside the 13th hole of the Bel-Air Country Club, the nine-bedroom mansion designed by Sinclair Associates Architects and Dejager Design is packed with European fountains, a movie theater, private chapel, gym, pool, spa, four courtyards, and, of course, a candy bar that could make a dentist weep. For those balancing out the sweets, there's even a 130-step outdoor staircase—perfect for cardio or dramatic entrances.
Touring Villa Del Amor – A $120,000,000 Bel-Air Masterpiece, Aaron Kirman
Le Palais, Cannes, France — $125 Million
In the hills above Cannes, this picturesque property was inspired by Italy’s famous city of Venice. Imagine a manmade lagoon and an equally large swimming pool while sipping a chilled white wine in summer. For £120 million, this estate spans 32,000 square feet on a property over six acres of land. With nine bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, several reception rooms, and of course, a substantial wine cellar, this estate will impress your friends, who will be stunned by the woodlands, two islands, and immaculately kept gardens.
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Clarges, London, UK — $125 Million
Completed in 2019 by Squire & Partners, Clarges is one of Mayfair’s swankiest addresses—topped by a jaw-dropping three-story penthouse currently listed for a cool $125 million. Spanning nearly 8,700 square feet with another 2,775 outside, the six-bedroom residence boasts two reception rooms, a marble-drenched kitchen, a wraparound terrace with 360 skyline views, and a glass, steel, and marble staircase fancy enough to make a Bond villain jealous. Residents also enjoy access to a private cinema, a sleek gym, and an 82-foot pool long enough to practice for any Olympic water sport.
Banyan Ridge, Coconut Grove, Miami, Florida — $135 Million
In the affluent neighborhood of Coconut Grove, Florida, it’s been four decades since a listing from this area has been on the market. For an Eden-like experience, Banyan Ridge Estate sprawls out to 4.5 acres and is home to a 100-year-old banyan tree. You don’t need to hike far for beautiful aquatic sights since the property has cascading waterfalls and a saltwater fishpond. The property includes two primary residences, a guest home, and get this—a townhouse with 13 bedrooms and 15 bathrooms. If that’s not impressive, then the zero-edge infinity pool may be your quiet getaway from the buzz of Miami—which is only 20 minutes from downtown Miami.
Holly Parker | ACTIVE Listing | Banyan Ridge | 3583 Anchorage Way, Miami FL, Holly Parker
Château d’Armainvilliers, Tournan-en-Brie, France — $218 Million
Although the luxury property briefly appeared on Whisper Auctions’ website in April 2024, reports claiming it’s for sale at €452 million are inaccurate. Once home to the prestigious Rothschild family and later King Hassan II of Morocco, the Château d’Armainvilliers stands as a remarkable emblem of French aristocratic status. Not only is this historic estate nearly three times the size of New York’s Central Park, but it also includes a private lake. For €200 million, you get 100 rooms, vintage architecture, meticulously landscaped gardens, equestrian stables, and a cutting-edge wine cellar where you can sip chilled chardonnay by the lake, watching birds fly by.
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Gingins, Vaud, Switzerland — Price Upon Request
Many Swiss luxury properties keep their prices under wraps, but this 18,000-square-foot estate in Gingins is estimated at $135 million. Set on 10 private, park-like acres behind a stone wall and copper gate, it’s a secluded escape near the base of La Dôle mountain. The main house packs in 10 bedrooms—including a primary suite with a two-story dressing room—spacious reception areas, a gym, home theater, gold-encrusted hammam, and a salon with hair and nail stations for everyday glam. There's also a conference-ready office suite, a pool, a meditation pergola for finding your Zen (or avoiding guests), and a two-bedroom staff residence—because even luxury needs a solid support team.
Gingins Switzerland, Travel Tours
594 S Mapleton Dr, Los Angeles, California — $137.5 Million
Only 15 minutes to the iconic Melrose Avenue, this lavish Holmby Hills estate, once listed at $165 million, and now asking a still-staggering $137.5 million. Custom-built by TV legend Aaron Spelling and his wife Candy, the 56,000-square-foot limestone mansion includes 14 bedrooms, 27 bathrooms, a bowling alley, a theater, salon, nightclub, and even an aquarium. Set on nearly five landscaped acres, the property also boasts a pool, tennis court, citrus trees, rose gardens, and parking for a fleet.
"The Manor" - $137,5M One of the Finest Estates in the World, Deluxe Place
Sky House, New York, New York — $150 Million
Welcome to the world’s tallest residential building, the Sky House. A gem in the Central Park Tower, this duplex is 11,535 square feet and has eight bedrooms and lots of ensuite bathrooms, so you don’t have to worry about the morning rush with family members. The thoughtful hardware throughout the home includes marble and Dornbracht fixtures, plus you cannot go wrong with floor-to-ceiling windows or 14-foot ceilings. Additionally, the home has a ballroom-scale grand salon, a tasteful staircase, and a sensational library. With a 24-hour concierge service to meet all your needs, you can’t go wrong with a building that has 50,000 square feet of amenities like a private cigar lounge, a 60-foot heated saltwater pool, and a sports court, to name a few.
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South Ocean Boulevard, Manalapan, Florida — $285 Million
In Manalapan, Florida, a mansion-to-be that hasn’t even broken ground is already strutting its stuff with a jaw-dropping $285 million price tag. Local developer and ex-mayor Stewart Satter is cooking up this spec mansion right next to billionaire Larry Ellison’s place, aiming to snag the title of America’s priciest home if some deep-pocketed buyer bites. When finished, this colossal 55,000-square-foot main house will include eight bedrooms, a linked guest pad, and a boathouse for good measure. But wait, there’s more! The property’s packed with a private bowling alley, a movie theater, a spa, a padel court, a car museum to show off your shiny toys, and—because why not?—two swimming pools: one for adults and the other for children.
1960 South Ocean Boulevard in Manalapan, Florida | Sneak Peek, RWB Construction Concierge Builder
Sand Castle, La Jolla, California — $108 Million
For seaside views in the coastal community of La Jolla near San Diego, this $108 million oceanfront property is a slice a paradise. Owned and designed by Texas-based billionaire tech entrepreneur Darwin Deason, this gated, seven-bedroom main house features a nautical-inspired bar room, fitness center, and three-bedroom guesthouse showcasing a pair of 18th-century mermaid statues. Imagine not only a private beach with pristine white sand, but several caves and access to the gated La Jolla Shores Beach.
The Sand Castle | La Jolla's most iconic waterfront jewel, The Dickinson & Clark Team
Villa Dei Fiori, Bel Air, California — $150 Million
Perched atop a promontory across three combined parcels in Lower Bel Air, this property is a diamond in the rough. Owned by the late financier Robert Day and his widow Marlyn, this sprawling Los Angeles estate known as Villa dei Fiori is up for sale. The property includes a main residence and two guesthouses, offering nine bedrooms and 20 bathrooms across 18,600 square feet with panoramic views of city lights, mountains, and the ocean. Among the many luxuries: a wine cellar, screening room, gym, orchid hot house, indoor plant nursery, croquet lawn, Argentine Padel court with a viewing deck, and a pool beside a breezy open-air cabana.
Villa dei Fiori | A Legendary 3.3 Acre Promontory Estate | Bel Air, CA, Linda May
Bodrum, Yalıkavak, Turkey — Price Upon Request
The Mediterranean is a popular destination for those wanting to invest in waterfront homes, and this hilltop estate not only overlooks the Mediterranean but is also one of the most expensive properties listed right now in the area. While the exact price is only disclosed for those who request it, it’s estimated that the property is $100 million. Situated on the Bodrum peninsula in a seaside resort town, Yalıkavak, this contemporary mansion not only runs completely on solar power but is also under just five acres. With 22 bedrooms and 43,000 square feet of living space, you can enjoy luxuries like a sauna, steam and massage room, and an indoor pool. If you prefer an outdoor pool, don’t worry, you can chill by the sundeck pool surrounded by a grassy lawn.
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2200 Gordon Dr, Naples, Florida — $175 Million
For the first time in nearly three decades, a rare opportunity has surfaced in Naples' exclusive Port Royal neighborhood. This beachfront estate spans over 8.5 acres and has six bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, and includes amenities like a screened-in pool and nearly 8,900 square feet of living space. The drive to the property is reached by a winding road past a private lagoon, and with the neighboring properties also on the market at $60 million each, buyers could assemble a 15+ acre compound with over 800 feet of Gulf-front bliss.
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Villa Les Cedres, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France — $450 Million
For another estate situated on the Riviera, this heritage property, built in 1830, has royal ownership in its estate. Once it was procured by King Leopold of Belgium in 1904, Leopold renovated the estate and renamed it the Villa Les Cedres. The 18,000-square-foot property stuns with 14 bedrooms and a well-housed library, home to rare books—a delight for a collector and book lover. For a £352 million price tag, you too can live like a king.
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The Holme, London, England — $320 Million
Dating back 206 years, The Holme, a magnificent mansion in the heart of London’s Regent’s Park, was once owned by members of the Saudi royal family but has recently fallen into receivership after a £150 million loan expired—ouch! Valued at approximately £250 million, this Gatsby-esque estate ranks among England’s most elite properties, boasting over 40 rooms, including luxurious bedrooms, lavish reception areas, and a grand ballroom. The grounds of this historic mega-mansion feature a private lake, a tennis court, and meticulously landscaped gardens.
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Beverly Hills Post Office, Beverly Hills, California — $195 Million
The Hyatt heirs knew a thing or two about luxury hotel living—so naturally, their own home took things to a whole new level. This modern Beverly Hills Post Office estate, once owned by billionaire Tony Pritzker and his ex-wife Jeanne, sits atop six gated acres with views so sweeping they practically come with their own zip code. Priced at $195 million, the 50,000-square-foot compound features an atrium-style foyer, 18 fireplaces (because you just can’t have enough, right?), a theater, a wine cellar, a wellness center, a bowling alley, a guesthouse, staff quarters, an infinity pool, a spa, and a lit tennis court.
Inside the Pritzker Bel Air Estate $200,000,000 LA Megamansion with INSANE Views!, Zillow Gone Wild
Sky Mansion Penthouse, Dubai, UAE — $204 Million
If you want a property that oozes high-end luxury, then consider the yet-to-be-built, Bugatti-branded condo residence that is attracting wealthy property investors worldwide. Rumor has it that famous Brazilian soccer player Neymar has purchased a suite inside the tower—but don’t worry, there are still vacancies left for you to throw your money at. For instance, the Sky Mansion Penthouse is available for an astonishing $204 million, but it doesn’t skimp on luxury, featuring four bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and two swimming pools, including one on the rooftop. The penthouse is loaded with amenities, like a private gym, game room, study, and a movie theater. True to Bugatti’s style, it features a unique garage-to-penthouse car elevator, allowing you to drive straight into your lavish suite.
Bugatti Residences: Sky Mansions & Penthouses in Business Bay, Dubai, VIP Brokerage
One Hyde Park, London, England — $220 Million
If posh was a neighborhood, then Knightsbridge is where elegance parks its Rolls-Royce and sips champagne with royalty. The One Hype Park complex is London’s most swanky residence, where currently one of its penthouse units has become available for a mere £175 million. For London chic, you get a penthouse that spans an impressive 18,000 square feet across two floors, featuring five bedrooms, each with its own distinctive ensuite bathroom, and a 2,300-square-foot primary suite, complete with dual bathrooms and expansive dressing rooms. Additional amenities include a double-height living room with a glass fireplace, a modern kitchen, a cocktail bar, a home theater, a luxurious spa complex, a cutting-edge gym, a separate staff suite, and secure underground parking for four vehicles.
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Casa Grande, San Juan Capistrano, California — $150 Million
Once complete, Casa Grande will be one of Orange County’s most jaw-dropping (and priciest) private estates, listed at $150 million. Set on 42 hilltop acres in San Juan Capistrano’s Marbella Country Club, plans include a 38,000-square-foot main home with 360-degree views, two guesthouses, a barn, stables, a distillery, and a working avocado and citrus farm—with “potential” for an agave empire. A current 21,000-square-foot structure already houses apartments, offices, and plenty of warehouse space. All you need to do is move in and hire lots of staff.
Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, China — $280 Million
Over the recent years, wealthy expats have increased the luxury real estate market in Hong Kong, making it a premier spot to lay your roots—if you can afford to. On the southern part of Hong Kong Island sits an ultra-upscale mansion in Recluse Bay at the jaw-dropping price tag of $280 million. This mega-mansion was completed in 2019 and was converted from a five-story apartment complex into an 18,300-square-foot, 11-bedroom, eight-bath, single-family residence. It includes a built-in elevator, automatic gates, a private garden, and a picturesque rooftop terrace with sublime views of the city and sea. This home is party-ready with an outdoor patio that can accommodate up to 100 of your closest friends, where you can show off your polished marble décor during house tours and invite your friends to boost up their Teslas with your EV charger in the garage.
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Palazzo di Amore, Beverly Hills, California — $195 Million
Beverly Hills is an iconic location for luxury real estate, and this 53,000 square foot Mediterranean-style villa has all the red-carpet attentiveness you would expect at a $195 million asking price. Owned by successful real estate entrepreneur Jeff Green, this property flaunts 12 bedrooms, 23 bathrooms, multiple swimming pools, tennis courts, waterfalls, and theaters. This estate also features a massive 27-car garage for your automotive obsession, and if you love throwing epic bashes, this home comes with a revolving dance floor and ballroom—because in Beverly Hills, luxury is never subtle.
THE BEVERLY HILLS MANSION WORTH NEARLY $200M | Secret Lives Of The Super Rich, CNBC Ambition
Les Palais Bulles, Théoule-sur-Mer, France — $420 Million
Coined the “Palace of Bubbles,” this eclectic property was built in 1989 near Cannes in the south of France. Originally built for French industrialist Pierre Bernard, fashion designer Pierre Cardin later bought the property. This 1,200-square-foot home has 10 bedrooms uniquely designed by different artists, 11 bathrooms, and an open-air amphitheatre with a 500-seat capacity. Add in the swimming pools and various water features, and the £330 million price tag almost makes sense.
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The Billionaire Sky Penthouse, Dubai, UAE — $204 Million
When it comes to reaching the sky, Dubai does an amazing job at building horizon-reaching properties with cloud access. Imagine waking up in your penthouse with sky-high views and bragging rights in the Jacob & Co-branded building. You will have an exclusive two-floor, seven-bed duplex with 22,000 square feet of living space once completed. This property will include an infinity pool that faces the iconic Burj Khalifa and the Dubai Creek Harbor. Since it may become one of the tallest residential buildings in the world, it would not be complete without 360-degree views, a 950-square-foot gymnasium, a sauna, spa, a study, office space, three living rooms, two kitchens, and two dining rooms for when both sides of the family are over. For that price tag, developers are throwing in a movie theater, family lounge, billiards area, a massage room, and a larger-than-life 1,550-square-foot primary suite located upstairs.
Burj Binghatti Jacob & Co Residences, Binghatti
Villa Leopolda, Villefranche-sur-Mer, France — $750 Million
If you notice a trend, French properties are a popular destination for the wealthy to invest in. This is another property that was once owned by King Leopold II of Belgium, originally built for his mistress, Caroline Lacroix, and later repurposed as a military hospital during WWI. The property has passed through several hands, most recently billionaire businessman Mikhail Prokhorov, who bought it from Lily Safra in 2008. This 50-acre property will cost you a cool £598 million. Chump change, right?
Ellison Estate, Woodside, California — $200 Million
Spanning a colossal 23 acres, the property encompasses multiple residences and is owned by Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison. The compound includes 10 distinct buildings, a tea house, a bathhouse, a manmade lake, and a serene koi pond. Drawing heavily from Japanese aesthetics, the estate’s design mirrors that of a Japanese emperor’s palace. Architect and Zen Buddhist teacher Paul Driscoll crafted the estate’s vision, and it was no issue to create since Ellison is one of the world's wealthiest individuals. Also, scattered across the grounds are pricey trees, including cherry blossoms, maples, oaks, and towering redwoods.
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Four Fairfield Pond, Sagaponack, New York — $248 Million
Four Fairfield Pond in Sagaponack, NY, is the lavish residence of Ira Rennert, owner of the Renco Group—a powerhouse in smelting and manufacturing—and it sits on a sprawling 63-acre estate. This larger-than-life property boasts 29 bedrooms, 39 bathrooms, and a jaw-dropping 91-foot dining room. To maintain an active lifestyle, the property has a basketball court, a bowling alley, squash courts, tennis courts, and three sparkling swimming pools. Since this mega-mansion needs a ridiculous amount of energy, Rennert has built in an onsite power plant that keeps things running smoothly and would put your backup generator to shame.
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2-8a Rutland Gate, London, England — $268 Million
We’re back in Knightsbridge, the swanky, ultra-posh neighborhood in London, and neighboring Kate Middleton and Prince William’s official royal residence, 2-8a Rutland Gate holds the title as one of the priciest private residences in the UK. This former residence of former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri and of late Saudi Arabia’s Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz, was sold to an anonymous buyer in 2020 for an estimated £210 million. That price tag encompasses over 62,000 square feet, including 45 rooms, lavish bedrooms fit for a palace, an opulent reception area, and a Cinderella-esque ballroom. Special amenities include an indoor swimming pool, private health spa, and theater-sized cinema. With exclusive views of London’s Hyde Park, the mammoth estate leaves no stone unturned.
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Château Louis XIV, Louveciennes, France — $300 Million
Covering 50,000 square feet, Chateau Louis XIV in Louveciennes, near Paris, is a modern example of France’s grand palaces. Built in 2011 and bought in 2015 by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for $300 million, it’s among the world’s priciest homes. The chateau comes with 10 lavish suites, grand reception rooms, two ballrooms, a top-tier cinema, gold-clad doors, and ornate frescoes. Super affluent amenities include a 3,000-bottle wine cellar, a squash court, an indoor pool with an underwater room, and stunning gardens with fountains and a labyrinth fit for a king and queen.
Chateau Louis XIV drone, Valentin ADDA
Aberconway House, London, England — $174 Million
Located in London’s exclusive Mayfair district, Aberconway House is a prime example of British luxury. This Grade II-listed 1920s mansion was sold in 2023 for £138 million and was sold by the daughter of the late Polish billionaire Jan Kulczyk to Adar Poonawalla, AKA the “vaccine prince”. Covering over 25,000 square feet, the home features eight grand bedrooms, opulent reception rooms, and a formal dining hall. Amenities include a private cinema, indoor pool, fitness center, and a sprawling rooftop garden.
Como Residences Penthouse, Dubai, UAE — $136 Million
Floating above Palm Jumeirah at Como Residences, this not-yet-built penthouse by Nakheel has already made headlines—sold to a mystery buyer for AED 500 million, making it Dubai’s most expensive penthouse to date. Set for completion in 2027, it’ll span over 25,000 square feet and include six massive bedrooms, a private cinema, sleek interiors, and a kitchen that practically cooks for you. The real showstopper? A 360-infinity pool, private spa, gym, and direct beach access—because walking to luxury just won’t do.
The Tallest Tower On The Palm Jumeirah | Como Residences, Luxury Homes Real Estate
Buckingham Palace, London, England — $4.9 Billion
One of the world’s priciest properties, Buckingham Palace is not only the world's most recognized estate but is known for its immaculate state rooms, neoclassical décor, and Instagram-worthy balconies, which have taken center stage for royal weddings, coronations, and jubilees. For an estimated £3.9 billion, the palace is home to 775 rooms, including 52 royal and guest bedrooms, 188 staff bedrooms, 92 offices, and yes, 78 bathrooms. For this price tag, it may take a couple of billionaires to afford this property, and its upkeep if it were ever on the market.
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