
Lake Tahoe Real Estate Market Sees Luxury Surge After Slow Start
Lake Tahoe's summer real estate market saw a late-season surge driven by luxury sales, with some properties selling for over $20 million, while the mid-market remained soft.
Chloe Sullivan is a real estate correspondent for Crezzio, specializing in luxury property markets, residential development trends, and high-value transactions across the United States.
Lake Tahoe's summer real estate market saw a late-season surge driven by luxury sales, with some properties selling for over $20 million, while the mid-market remained soft.
Two newly built estates on Casa Blanca Drive in Paradise Valley are on the market, offered together as a $28 million family compound or for separate sale.
A sprawling Southlake estate with a private bowling alley and basketball court, initially listed for $27.5 million, has sold at auction.
A gated lakefront estate on Mercer Island has been listed, featuring a European Modern design by architect Stuart Silk with panoramic views of Lake Washington.
A historic 4.3-acre estate on Lake Austin has hit the market for the first time, priced at $16 million. Owned by the same family for nearly a century.
Two luxury homes have been listed in Tempe, Arizona, with one setting a new city record at $10 million, more than doubling the previous high of $3.9 million.