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A nearly 180-year-old Greek Revival townhouse in the West Village is on the market following a years-long redevelopment that gives its next owner an uncommon degree of creative freedom.
Price: $3,900,000 (pending)
Price: $1,275,000
Oregon homes are moving beyond the cool grays and bright whites that defined interiors for much of the past decade. Across the state, warmer neutrals, earthy greens, softened blues and deeper shades are showing up in everything from walls and cabinetry to trim and built-ins, a direction also reflected in current.
A newly listed Florida estate takes an unusually specific source of inspiration from the automotive world. Villa Spectre, a roughly 22,000-square-foot residence in Delray Beach, borrows its name and several design cues from Rolls-Royce.
Canada’s housing market entered the second half of the year in a more stable position than it held earlier in the spring. Sales have risen for three consecutive months, the national benchmark price stopped declining in June, and available supply is now close to its long-term level.
The traditional luxury floor plan has long revolved around one dominant bedroom, with the best views, largest bathroom, and most generous closet space reserved for the primary suite. That hierarchy is becoming less rigid as more residences incorporate two or more suites designed to a similar standard.
A new Catena Homes residence is nearing the market in Preston Hollow. Called The Stonecroft, the nearly one-acre property was designed by Briggs Architecture and Design, with interiors by Sees Design.
July ended with lower asking prices, modest gains in completed-sale prices, limited inventory growth, and softer contract activity. Rather than moving decisively in favor of buyers or sellers, the market is becoming more segmented by price point, available supply, property condition, and monthly ownership costs.
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