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The US real estate market has one more year to go after 2024 ends this week.
While the average home sale for the four weeks ended Dec. 22 was $383,725, according to Redfin. Some deals For homes in the United States, significantly higher values are given.
Redfin identified the homes with the highest selling prices in 2024. The company told FOX Business that its list that It has already been reported By Forbes, it only includes sales that are public and listed in the MLS.
There were reportedly eight-figure and nine-figure off-market deals during the year as well.
The properties that Redfin said will have the five biggest sales prices in 2024 include:
Carpinteria, California home: $96 million
The home, which was built in 2007, was bought over the summer and fetched a staggering $96 million, according to Redfin.
Five bedrooms and multiple bathrooms are part of the 9,000-square-foot mansion.
The mansion is “designed in the modest style of a Tuscan farmhouse,” according to a description on Redfin.
It is over 10 acres, including lots of water views.
According to the photos, there is a large pool in the backyard.
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Home in Aspen, Colorado: $77 million
A $77 million Aspen home sold in April (Google Maps / Google Maps)
sell from $77 million home in Aspen, Colorado In April, the so-called “Suffering at Owl Creek” occurred.
The 60+ acre property is described in its listing as a “mountain oasis” not far from Snowmass and Buttermilk, two popular ski resorts in the area.
According to the listing, it's packed with “a heated pool, two hot tubs, a salmon pond, a sports pavilion, a movie theater and a wine cellar.”
Inside, there are eight bedrooms, including a “luxurious” master suite. It has the same number of full bathrooms and three half bathrooms. Six fireplaces are also found throughout.
The house itself is over 12,600 square feet. It was built in 2005.
Miami Beach, Florida house: $72.25 million
A 12,500-square-foot house with a modern look that sold for $72.25 million in Miami Beach is located on Biscayne Bay Beach. It has nine excellent bedrooms.
According to this list, the house includes the “servant house/den”. There is also a wet bar and a “seed/library/office”.
Its waterfront land is listed as 0.58 hectares.
Eight-figure sales occurred in October, according to Redfin.
Home in Aspen, Colorado: $66.5 million
Aspen House was another Redfin property with one of the biggest sales prices of 2024.
The $66.5 million five-bedroom home was purchased in late April. Pitkin County assessor records list a limited liability company as the new owner.
According to Redfin, the building is being built on more than 9,000 square feet of land in downtown Aspen.
Prior to the April transaction, the property had most recently flipped in 2022, when it sold for $20.5 million, according to public records.
Carpinteria, California home: $65 million
Carpinteria is not far from Santa Barbara. (Google Maps / Google Maps)
The $65 million Carpinteria mansion, purchased in mid-November, includes three parcels on an oceanfront bluff, according to a description of the property on Redfin. The area of these lands is about 12 hectares.
This huge house was built with five bedrooms and nine bathrooms. Overall, it offers 10,900 square feet.
The buyer can enjoy direct access to Lone Point Beach, 24/7 security and a unique opportunity to develop the remaining two parcels to create The ultimate beach front heritage retreatAccording to the description.
Carpinteria, where the property is located, is about 11 miles east of Santa Barbara.
Selling houses for sale of real estate and signs and houses (iStock)
Other homes sold by Redfin in some of the most expensive deals of 2024 also reached eight figures, including one in Los Angeles that went for $62.8 million, another in Miami Beach that sold for $62.5 million, and a Reno home. The house was sold for 62 million dollars.
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The largest home sale in America
The title of the most expensive transaction in history in the United States is currently held by a resident of New York City for $238 million. This transaction happened in 2019.