Luxury homes in France, London and Monaco were also on the list
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Six luxury homes in the US are on the top 10 of current $100 million-plus listings worldwide, according to a new report from Christie’s International Real Estate.
Villa Leopolda/Villa Les Cedres, located in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France, came in first with a reported list price of $1.1 billion, followed by the Nile Niami Bel Air home in Bel Air, Calif., at $500 million.
Another luxury home in Bel Air placed sixth at a reported list price of $250 million.
American luxury homes filled in the rest of the top 10 list: at seventh place is 220 Central Park South Quadruplex in New York, NY – a new development first listed in 2016 and priced at $250 million. The Spelling Manor in Holmby Hills, Calif., ranked eighth at $200 million, followed by The Beverly Compound/Hearst Estate in Beverly Hills at $195 million.
The Great Island in Darien, Conn., capped the list at a reported list price of $175 million.
This comes in as global luxury-home sales reportedly slowed for the second consecutive year, as home sales with a price tag of $1 million and up rose by only a percent.
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Villa Leopolda/Villa Les Cedres, located in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, France, came in first with a reported list price of $1.1 billion, followed by the Nile Niami Bel Air home in Bel Air, Calif., at $500 million.
Another luxury home in Bel Air placed sixth at a reported list price of $250 million.
American luxury homes filled in the rest of the top 10 list: at seventh place is 220 Central Park South Quadruplex in New York, NY – a new development first listed in 2016 and priced at $250 million. The Spelling Manor in Holmby Hills, Calif., ranked eighth at $200 million, followed by The Beverly Compound/Hearst Estate in Beverly Hills at $195 million.
The Great Island in Darien, Conn., capped the list at a reported list price of $175 million.
This comes in as global luxury-home sales reportedly slowed for the second consecutive year, as home sales with a price tag of $1 million and up rose by only a percent.
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