A $133 Million Florida Compound Tops 2025’s Luxury Home Sales
When it comes to ultra-luxury real estate in 2025, Florida and California continue to dominate the market. Leading the pack is a breathtaking beachfront compound in Naples, Florida, which sold for a staggering $133 million—the highest-priced home sale so far this year. Close behind are two Los Angeles estates, each fetching $110 million, proving that the West Coast remains a magnet for high-end buyers.
Every property in this year’s top 10 list commanded $60 million or more, showcasing the enduring demand for prime locations and exceptional estates. Between them, Los Angeles and coastal Florida account for seven of the ten most expensive sales, while an oceanfront estate in Hawaii, a sprawling Bay Area property, and a Manhattan duplex complete the roster.
The Top 10 Most Expensive Home Sales of 2025
- 2200 Gordon Dr., Naples, FL 34102 – $133 million (April)
- 630 Nimes Rd., Los Angeles, CA 90077 – $110 million (May)
- 594 S. Mapleton Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90024 – $110 million (July)
- 329 Albion Ave., Woodside, CA 94062 – $85 million (September)
- 88 La Gorce Cir., Miami Beach, FL 33141 – $74.3 million (April)
- 4823 Kahala Ave., Honolulu, HI 96816 – $65.8 million (March)
- 71 Beverly Park, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 – $63.1 million (June)
- 66 La Gorce Cir., Miami Beach, FL 33141 – $60 million (March)
- 150 Charles St., Unit 9A, New York, NY 10014 – $60 million (March)
- 1028 Ridgedale Dr., Beverly Hills, CA 90210 – $60 million (April)
September’s Most Expensive Home Sales
September highlighted the continued strength of luxury real estate across the U.S. Green Gables, a Bay Area estate spanning 74 acres and including seven homes, led the month with a sale price of $85 million. Close behind was an Aspen property sold for $58.3 million, followed by a multi-property Montecito estate formerly owned by Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, which brought in $55 million.
Top 10 September Luxury Sales
- 329 Albion Ave., Woodside, CA 94062 – $85 million
- 210 S. West End St., Aspen, CO 81611 – $58.3 million
- 319 & 289 San Ysidro Rd., Montecito, CA 93108 – $55 million
- 6026 Camino De La Costa, La Jolla, CA 92037 – $47 million
- 11740 Crescenda St., Los Angeles, CA 90049 – $44 million
- 395 E. Reds Rd., Aspen, CO 81611 – $37.8 million
- 1214 N. Ocean Blvd., Palm Beach, FL 33480 – $37 million
- 825 5th Ave, Unit 15FLR, New York, NY 10065 – $33.7 million
- 344 Beaver Dam Rd., Vail, CO 81657 – $32.2 million
- 33 Lily Pond Ln., East Hampton, NY 11937 – $31.5 million
California accounted for four of September’s priciest sales, while Colorado’s ski towns contributed three, and New York and Florida rounded out the list. Every property sold for over $30 million, proving that even in a market marked by economic uncertainty, high wealth concentration, and affordability challenges, the luxury real estate segment remains remarkably resilient.
Luxury homes are still commanding record prices, moving quickly despite the broader market’s hesitations. For buyers with the means and sellers with the right properties, the ultra-high-end housing market is thriving—even as the rest of the market remains cautious.