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Inside Colorado’s $25M ski mansion dream

Imagine living slope-side in Bachelor Gulch’s most exclusive home—now on the market for $24.9 million! This massive 10,000+ sq ft lodge sits right on Beaver Creek Resort, with direct access to three lifts and jaw-dropping Gore Range views from every window. It’s got everything: six bedrooms, eight baths, a home theater, ski room, six fireplaces, a wine cellar, and even a custom hot tub outside. It’s the only gated property in the area, perfect for big family gatherings or friends’ getaways. If you could design your ultimate mountain retreat, what would you add? #RealEstate #ColoradoLiving #LuxuryHomes

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Inside Zoltan Bathory’s Las Vegas castle sale

Zoltan Bathory of Five Finger Death Punch is selling his jaw-dropping Las Vegas castle for a staggering $28 million—nearly nine times what he paid in 2019! This isn’t just any mansion: think limestone floors from Turkey and Peru, 500-year-old French wood, a secret rooftop elevator, and a mosaic ceiling by a Ukrainian artist. The design blends European castles, luxury yachts, and New York loft vibes. It’s wild to imagine living in a place with the largest private dock in the neighborhood. Would you ever want to live in a modern-day castle, or is this just rockstar fantasy? #RealEstate #LasVegas #LuxuryHomes

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Las Vegas castle home hits market for $28M

Zoltan Bathory, guitarist for Five Finger Death Punch, is selling his jaw-dropping Las Vegas castle for a staggering $28 million—after buying it for just $3.25 million! Inspired by a 17th-century Scottish manor, this three-story home is loaded with imported stone, a rooftop elevator, and even a dock on Lake Sahara. Bathory spent six years transforming the place into a modern-day fortress, complete with a vintage fireplace and secret gates. He says the real thrill was in the creative process, not just owning it. Would you live in a castle on the Strip? #RealEstate #LasVegas #LuxuryHomes

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Las Vegas luxury homes see price cuts

Million-dollar homes are stacking up in Las Vegas, and sellers are starting to slash prices to stay competitive. The city’s luxury market is cooling off, with a 42% jump in high-end listings but homes taking longer to sell and prices dropping, especially above $1.2 million. More buyers from places like LA are eyeing Vegas for its bigger homes, lower costs, and no state income tax. This shift means more choices for buyers and tougher decisions for sellers. How do you think this changing market will impact the city’s vibe and neighborhoods? #RealEstate #LasVegas #LuxuryHomes

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Las Vegas luxury homes: Big deals, bigger discounts

Las Vegas is seeing a flood of million-dollar homes on the market, but here’s the twist—prices are dropping fast, giving buyers more room to negotiate than we’ve seen in years. The city’s high-end listings are up 42% from last year, yet sellers are slashing prices by double-digit percentages. Even the most exclusive properties are sitting longer, with more choices and less competition. For locals and out-of-towners alike, this means more space for your money and a shot at deals that were unheard of not long ago. Is this the start of a new era for Vegas real estate? #RealEstate #LasVegas #LuxuryHomes

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Inside Dallas’ $4.5M quiet luxury dream home

A corner lot near Volk Estates is home to one of Dallas’ most admired residences, and it’s got a story to match its style. This 6-bedroom, 6.1-bath home on Haynie Avenue blends timeless architecture with magazine-worthy interiors, and was once owned by Chili’s founder Larry Lavine—explaining the chef’s kitchen with top-tier appliances. The backyard is made for gatherings, featuring a resistance pool, spa, and LED lights for every occasion. With flexible spaces for family, guests, or entertaining, this home is all about living beautifully in the heart of University Park. Would you host or just relax here? #RealEstate #DallasRealEstate #LuxuryHomes

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Step inside Nashville’s $23.8M moon gate mansion

A Nashville estate with a storybook moon gate and over 350 unique trees is now up for sale at a jaw-dropping $23.8 million. Designed by legendary architect Edwin Keeble, this Belle Meade home blends classic Southern charm with whimsical touches—think limestone paths, a chef’s kitchen, and a sunroom perfect for year-round lounging. The moon gate, crafted from Texas limestone, isn’t just a showstopper; it’s meant to bring good fortune and renewal. Would you ever splurge on a home for its one-of-a-kind features, or do you think luxury real estate is getting out of hand? #RealEstate #Nashville #LuxuryHomes

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Austin homes where the view is everything

Luxury in Austin isn’t just about marble kitchens or infinity pools—it’s all about the view. With the city’s skyline rising and lakeside cliffs filling up, homes with sweeping vistas are more coveted than ever. From glass-walled mansions overlooking Lake Austin to historic downtown estates with rooftop pools, these listings prove that the city itself is the ultimate amenity. Whether it’s sunsets over Lake Travis or the lush hills of Barton Creek, these properties are designed to bring the outdoors in. Which would you choose: city lights, lakefront sunsets, or hilltop tranquility? #RealEstate #AustinRealEstate #LuxuryHomes

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Brooklyn Bridge Townhouse Sells for $8.6M—Would You Pay That?

So, a Brooklyn Heights townhouse just sold off-market for a cool $8.6 million—yep, that’s the top contract in Brooklyn last week. The market’s buzzing: 16 luxury homes (mostly townhouses) found buyers, with a total of $59 million changing hands. The big shift? Even in a cooling market, buyers are still shelling out for unique, renovated homes in prime spots. If you’re house-hunting, it’s all about location and those one-of-a-kind features! #RealEstate #BrooklynBridge #LuxuryHomes

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Why Even Billionaires Are Cutting Mansion Prices

Turns out, even billionaires like Oakley’s founder James Jannard can’t escape the housing market blues. He just knocked $3 million off his Beverly Hills mansion’s price tag, but he’ll still make a huge profit since he bought it for way less in 2009. The real story? Luxury home buyers are getting pickier, and sellers can’t just slap on any price. If you’re house hunting, it’s a buyer’s market—even in the land of the rich and famous. #RealEstate #LuxuryHomes #MoneyMoves

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