Artificial intelligence is becoming a regular part of the real estate sales process, especially in the way homes are presented, searched, and understood before a buyer ever steps inside. Agents are using the technology to create marketing materials, refine staging concepts, organize client searches, and help people see the potential of a space more quickly.
Two prominent L.A. estates are being marketed with the option to accept cryptocurrency, adding a digital-asset angle to two of the city’s ultra-luxury listings. La Fin at 1200 Bel Air Road is now listed for $99,950,000, while 9330 Flicker Way in the Bird Streets is offered at $68,000,000.
Banquette seating has long been associated with kitchen corners and breakfast nooks, but designers are using the feature in more varied and elevated ways throughout the home.
In California, large estates continue to define luxury living. Yet some buyers are looking at ownership differently, especially when they divide time between multiple homes, travel often, or want a property without the demands of managing a full estate.
Nobu’s first residential concept in Miami is planned for Brickell’s waterfront, where a 75-story tower developed by 13th Floor Investments and Key International will offer views of Biscayne Bay, the ocean, and Brickell Key, along with an extensive slate of wellness amenities.
Residential design has gravitated toward characteristics like neutral palettes, minimalist furnishings, and a “photogenic” quality over the past several years. While these elements can create beautiful and functional homes, homes that feel more specific are becoming increasingly desirable. The designs for such homes emphasize context, intention, and alignment with the lifestyles of the people who plan to live in them long after the first photographs are taken.
For decades, private golf real estate mainly involved homes near a course, a clubhouse, member dining, and a calendar built around tee times. At the top of the market, that focus is broadening, with newer club communities increasingly being planned around a wider blend of residential design, hospitality, outdoor recreation, wellness, dining, and repeat travel.
From Haven Lifestyles for Tooyn Homes
OKO Group has launched sales at LILLI, a 53-story condominium planned along Biscayne Bay in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. The development will introduce 117 residences with expansive terraces and amenities centered on wellness and waterfront living.
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In Downtown Brooklyn, The Brook is using botanical design to bring a more nature-focused residential experience into one of New York’s busiest urban settings.
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