Notable Sales
Significant sales over recent years include:
- Hotel De Soyecourt (Paris, France) in September 2006. Listed at €100,000,000, the property was sold by Daniel Féau Conseil Immobilier.
- Kaiuso (Kyoto, Japan) was listed at ¥8,000,000,000 and sold in December 2009.
- Gouverneur Bay Estate (St. Barthélemy, French West Indies). Sibarth Real Estate, a Christie’s International Real Estate Affiliate, recorded the world's highest priced residential property sale in 2009, with the sale of a €61,200,000 (approximately US$89,000,000) estate.
- Central Park West Penthouse (Manhattan, New York) in February 2012. Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales sold the residence for US$88,000,000.
- The Manor (Holmby Hills, California). Hilton & Hyland Real Estate, a Christie’s International Real Estate affiliate sold the property in June 2011 for US$85,000,000.
- Little Jennie Ranch (Jackson Hole, Wyoming) in 2005. This property was listed at US$55,000,000 and was sold by Real Estate of Jackson Hole.
- Harkness Mansion (Manhattan, New York) in October 2006. Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales sold this estate for US$53,000,000.
- 80-acre (320,000 m2) Conyers Farm Estate (Greenwich, Connecticut) in August 2004. This property was listed at US$53,000,000 and was sold by David Ogilvy & Associates.
- Milbank Mansion (Manhattan, New York) in March 2008. Brown Harris Stevens Residential Sales sold the property for US$49,000,000.
- Crystal Island Ranch (Carbondale, Colorado) in July 2006. Listed at US$48,500,000, this residence was sold by Joshua & Co.
- Oceanfront Estate (East Hampton, New York) in January 2006. This 15.8-acre (64,000 m2) estate was sold for US$43,000,000—$1 million over its asking price—by Brown Harris Stevens of the Hamptons & the North Fork.
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