1. Palazzo di Amore (LA) | Joyce Rey | $195 million

2. Le Palais Royal (Florida) | William P.D. Pierce | $139 million

3. The Legendary Beverly House (LA) | Jeff Hyland | $135 million

4. 6819 Pacific Ave., Playa Del Rey, CA 90293 | Jeff Hyland | $100 million

5. Sherry Netherland Penthouse (NYC) | Aaron Kirman | $95 million

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1. SLS Lux (Brickell, Florida)

Live Here If: You want to be steps away from Miami’s most extravagant shopping and lifestyle destination — Brickell CityCentre.

2. Paraiso Bayviews (Miami, Florida)

Live Here If: You want a totally unique residence design with an unparalleled array of exclusive amenities.

3. SLS Hotel & Residences (Brickell, Florida)

Live Here If You Want: A feast of unconventional luxury and an entirely new twist on tropical sophistication.

4. One Paraiso (Miami, Florida)

Live Here If: You want a building that is in the midst of natural beauty and surrounded by cultural riches.

5. Marea (Miami Beach, Florida)

Live Here If: You want the twin luxuries of art and design together within an atmosphere of exquisite tranquility.

The Related Group is the leading builder of luxury condominiums and multi-family residences.

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Each of the initial 55 prefabricated apartments will reportedly range between 260 and 360 square feet and will cost between $2,000 and $3,000 per month.

"Demand for these apartments seems clear: Eric Bunge, a principal at nArchitects, said that after winning the competition, his firm received dozens of calls from interested parties of all ages," reports the New York Times.

Take a look at the renderings of the project, courtesy of the NYC Mayor's Office:

If you liked this property, check out this exclusive gem in the heart of Midtown!

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The kicker? Maisel bought the nondescript six-story building and converted it into a home for his family 42 years ago for a comparatively paltry $102,000.

The historic Germania Bank Building, famously covered in an outer layer of graffiti, is already up for sale by Cushman & Wakefield and comes in at about 6,260 square feet a floor with both a basement and roof terrace. The first two floors feature an 18-foot ceiling height (ideal for retail, RFR notes) and the rest have 11-foot ceilings.

While the inside gives off a "very artists live here" vibe, the 1898 building still holds a few relics from its days as a bank—including the original vault in the basement.

Take a tour through the residence to check out all of its quirky features:

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In an interview with Katie Bourke of the San Antonio Business Journal, Luis remarked the following:

Is San Antonio a main area to attract out-of-state investors, and will those investments be concentrated in the luxury market?

Yes. In places like this, the luxury market always does well because of the perception that everyone loves to invest. Emotionally, the word luxury property always has value.

[Read the rest of his interview over at the Alamo City Beat]

Though his analysis is more from-the-hip than any normal investor would like, San Antonio does seem to have a few things going for it at the very least:

Do you think San Antonio will become a major luxury market? Chime in below!

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The unique property, designed by Roland E. Coate, Jr., sits on 5.86 acres of land in Montecito, with the residence spanning 7,277 square feet and featuring four bedrooms and five-and-a-half baths. Additionally, there is a two-bedroom guesthouse elsewhere on the property for when a friend or two want to stay over.

Take a look inside for a property like you've never seen before:

Photos courtesy of Sotheby's; additional details courtesy of the Curbed

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