How The 1% Lives
Most housing market data these days focuses on the housing horrors being experienced by the 99 percent, and rightly so. News of foreclosures, double-dips and even triple-dips abounds. Things aren’t so fabulous, real estate-wise, on the other end of the spectrum, either. When you look at the most expensive homes for sale in the country, most have been on the market more than 180 days, and the priciest property for sale in America right now, Fleur de Lys in Los Angeles, has been on and off the market since 2007.
But don’t cry for these homeowners, Argentina America. See how the 1 percent lives, in nine of the most expensive homes for sale across the country, courtesy of Trulia.
9 Priciest Properties
- How The 1% Lives
- Fleur de Lys, Los Angeles: $125 Million
- Woolworth Mansion, New York: $90 Million
- Tranquility, Lake Tahoe, Nevada: $75 Million
- La Villa Contenta, Malibu: $75 Million
- #6 – Madison Avenue Townhouse, NYC: $72 Million
- Holmby Hills Manse, Los Angeles: $65 Million
- Waterfront Hampton Estate, Water Mill, N.Y.: $58.5 Million
- Euro-Deco Estate, Beverly Hills: $55 Million
- Palais des Anges, Beverly Hills: $55 Million
