Which luxury markets have the fastest growth in prices? And most importantly, which is the hottest market for luxury real estate in the nation? Hint: It’s a West Coast Beach.
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What does it take to live in luxury? According to new data, at least $800,400. At least, that’s where it placed the entry point for the luxury home market in 2017. See what cities are leading the luxury marketplace.
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