Lauren Cornman

Los Angeles’ luxury housing market has continued to grow as we shift from Q2 to Q3 of 2019.

Standing at 39 stories, The Victor will offer a walkable, big-city lifestyle in an environment that exudes elegance and luxury. With sweeping, 360-views of the city, this residential tower serves as one of the most highly anticipated openings.

Besides hitting the historical monuments that are synonymous with D.C., we’ve picked out a few other hidden gems for you to explore to complete your perfect weekend in the capital.

Located just 10 minutes southwest of Dallas is this charming, vibrant neighborhood filled with a burgeoning arts scene, shopping, and above all – fine dining. The Bishop Arts District is one of Dallas’ hidden gems with a small-town atmosphere even though it’s minutes from the bustling downtown Dallas scene.

The Hamptons, known for its sweeping white sand beaches and garden-lined homes, is a blissful mix of charming shops, award-winning restaurants, vineyards and fresh fruit stands. This relaxed beachtown is one that also happens to be frequented by affluent New Yorkers and celebs.

A new development is in the works that would cover a 270,000-acre property near Antelope Valley, about an hour and a half away from bustling Los Angeles.

Chicago is seemingly booming with more highrises each year. One of the newest developments being One Bennett Park.

New York City has cracked down on luxury towers soaring in height. Intended for wealthy homebuyers, these residential buildings rise close to 2,000 feet – more specifically, 432 Park Ave.

One of Manhattan’s gems, Carnegie Hill, is a storied and charming affluent neighborhood dotted with historic townhomes in a peaceful atmosphere.

After the fallout of the , a number of New York City residents are looking to move to Miami for its sunny climate and cheaper taxes.