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The U.S. real estate market marks the end of 2024 this week, with another year ahead.
According to Redfin, the median price for homes sold in the four weeks ending Dec. 22 was $383,725, but some U.S. home transactions brought in an astonishing amount much higher than that. That’s what it means.
Redfin has identified the homes with the highest sales prices in 2024. The company told FOX Business that the list: previously reported According to Forbes, only sales that are public and listed on the MLS are included.
According to the report, there were also eight- and nine-figure off-market trades that year.
The properties that Redfin said are expected to see the five biggest sales prices in 2024 include:
Home in Carpinteria, California: $96 million
According to Redfin, the home was built in 2007 and purchased over the summer for a staggering $96 million.
The 9,000-square-foot home includes five bedrooms and multiple bathrooms.
According to Redfin’s description, the home was “designed in the modest style of a Tuscan farmhouse.”
The property spans over 10 acres and has plenty of water frontage.
According to the photo, there is a large pool in the backyard.
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Home in Aspen, Colorado: $77 million
$77 million Aspen home sold in April (Google Maps/Google Maps)
A $77 million home in Aspen, Colorado, dubbed “The Ranch at Owl Creek,” sold in April.
Spread over 60 acres, the property was listed as a “mountain oasis” not far from Snowmass and Buttermilk, two popular ski resorts in the area.
According to the property listing, it features a “heated pool, two hot tubs, abundant trout pond, training pavilion, movie theater, and wine cellar.”
The home has eight bedrooms, including a “luxury” master suite. There are a similar number of full bathrooms and three half bathrooms. There are also six fireplaces.
The home itself is located over 12,600 sqft. Built in 2005.
Home in Miami Beach, Florida: $72.25 million
A 12,500-square-foot modern-looking home sold for $72,250,000 in Miami Beach sits on the shores of Biscayne Bay. There are a whopping nine bedrooms.
The home includes a “maid/in-law bedroom,” according to the listing. There is also a wet bar and a “study/library/office.”
Its waterfront property is 0.58 acres, according to the listing.
Redfin said the eight-digit sales occurred in October.
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Home in Aspen, Colorado: $66.5 million
Aspen was home to another of the properties where Redfin found one of the highest sales prices of 2024.
The $66.5 million five-bedroom home was purchased in late April. Pitkin County Assessor records listed a limited liability company as the new owner.
Redfin said the facility was built on more than 9,000 square feet in downtown Aspen.
Prior to the April transaction, the property most recently changed hands in 2022 and sold for $20.5 million, according to public records.
Home in Carpinteria, California: $65 million
Carpinteria is not far from Santa Barbara. (Google Maps/Google Maps)
The $65 million Carpinteria mansion, purchased in mid-November, is comprised of three parcels perched on a cliff facing the ocean, according to Redfin’s property description. The grounds are approximately 12 acres in total.
This huge house had five bedrooms and nine bathrooms. The total area is 10,900 sqft.
According to the description, buyers will enjoy “direct access to Loon Point Beach, 24/7 security, and a unique opportunity to develop the remaining two lots to create the ultimate beachfront traditional retreat. “You can enjoy it.”
The mansion is located in Carpinteria, about 18 miles east of Santa Barbara.
Real estate sign and house for sale (license/image)
Other homes Redfin identified as being sold as part of the most expensive transactions of 2024 also included an eight-figure home, including a Los Angeles home bought for $62.8 million, a Miami Beach home sold for $62.5 million, and a reno. It was sold at a price of . – Area homes with sales of $62 million.
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The title of the highest-paid trade in U.S. history is currently held by a New York City resident with $238 million. This transaction took place in 2019.
