Over the past 10 years, the definition of luxury real estate has shifted dramatically, with the once-lofty $1 million price tag no longer serving as the benchmark of high-end housing. In 2025, a ...

The idea of a luxury is different for everyone. While some may view it as extravagant goods and high-end services, others see it as occasional splurges, unique experiences and good health. But in real ...

The entry-level luxury home price has soared by more than 60%, from $796,922 in July 2016 to $1.3 million in July 2025 Once the hallmark of luxury, million-dollar homes now make up 13% of U.S.

A $1 million price tag isn’t always considered luxury. In cities such as Los Angeles, Miami, and New York, $1 million can ...

The brightest part of the moribund US housing market is the country’s most expensive homes. Although home sales in August mostly underwhelmed, dropping 0.2% from July and increasing a modest 1.8% from ...

You might expect every million-dollar home to be massive — sprawling square footage, endless rooms, and more space than anyone needs. But step inside most modern luxury homes, and you’ll notice ...

A million bucks — yes, $1 million — used to be the golden ticket to luxury real estate. Now it’s hardly enough for general admission. According to a new analysis from Realtor.com, the threshold for ...

Luxury isn't a fixed price point, that's why Realtor.com®'s report defines it by the share of the most expensive homes, both nationwide and in each market. Nationally, a $1 million listing used to sit ...