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How to Negotiate on a Luxury Home in Fall 2026
The luxury homes that sell are still going fast, but the ones that sit are giving buyers real room this fall. Here's how to tell the two apart and what to ask for.
Where Luxury Begins Now: Why the $1.2M National Threshold Misleads Local Buyers
Realtor.com's August read puts the national luxury entry point at $1.2 million, down for the 29th straight month. Los Angeles opens near $3.9 million, and Miami's ultraluxury gap stretches to nearly 6×. Here's why the local number matters more.
When Luxury Sellers Return: What Rising Fall Listings Mean for Luxury Homes
August data show more luxury owners listing again after months of thin supply. That means more choice for prepared buyers without a broad buyer's market, and a tougher test of price and presentation for sellers.
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Florida’s Luxury Split: Why Miami and Tampa Are Outrunning the Nation
Redfin's mid-year numbers put Miami and Tampa at the front of U.S. luxury price growth, while the national luxury market moves more modestly and Florida's non-luxury tier stalls. What the split means for luxury buyers and sellers this fall.
Cash Buyers vs. Rate-Sensitive Shoppers: Who Wins Luxury Inventory This Fall
As fall inventory comes back after Labor Day, luxury buyers are splitting into two camps: those who can pay cash or shrug off rates, and those who need a mortgage to work. Here's who gets the best homes, and what that means for pricing.
The Fall 2026 Luxury Housing Market Outlook for the United States
What the $700k-and-above segment is likely to do between Labor Day and the New Year: our national base case, the regions that break from it, and the fall calendar that decides who buys and sells.
Is It a Good Time to Sell a Luxury Home? The 2026 Seller's Case
Few competing listings, buyers paying cash and a growing premium for finished homes make this a strong time for some sellers and a bad one for others. Here's how to tell which group you're in.
US Luxury Housing Market Report: First Half of 2026
How the $700k-and-above segment traded across the United States through June, what's moving it, and where we think prices and sales end up by the close of the year.
Aspen Luxury Real Estate Market Report 2026
Where prices sit, what's actually selling, and how long trophy homes are taking to sell in the Roaring Fork Valley this year.