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Chic Clicks
Exhibition curator Ulrich Lehmann
Hatje Cantz Publ. , Berlin 2002, 150+140 pages, 23,5x30cm, ISBN 3-7757-1135-X
euro 90,00
email if you want to buy [email protected]
Catalogue reads from both directions, with texts in the center of the book, with hundreds of full color photographs by a range of artists including Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Anders Edstrom, Takashi Himma, Richard Prince, Collier Schorr, Cindy Sherman, Larry Sultan, Erwin Wurm, and many others. Published on the occasion of the exhibition held first in Boston from January 23-May 5, 2002, and subsequently at Fotomuseum Winterthur from June 15-August 18, 2002.
Chic Clicks est la première publication traitant du conflit entre la revendication artistique et la réalité commerciale dans la photographie de mode. 40 photographes de renom présentent des travaux libres et inédits ainsi que des commandes publiées dans des magazines de mode ; cinq essais traitent de la photographie de mode dans sa signification culturelle et sociale.
Chic Clicks présente à la fois des clichés privés et expérimentaux de photographes qui se sont fait un nom avec des photos de mode, et des photos de mode de photographes qui se sont d'abord fait connaître par leur travail artistique et qui, par conséquent, ont reçu des commandes de magazines de mode et d'entreprises.
Les artistes : Fred Aufray, Laetitia Benat, Anuschka Blommers & Niels Schumm, Koto Bolofo, Mark Borthwick, Jean-François Carly, Alex Cayley, Banu Cennetoglu, Donald Christie, Philippe Cometti, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Corinne Day, Horst Diekgerdes, Anders Edström, Alexei Hay, Takashi Homma, Mikael Jansson, Marcelo Krasilcic, Christophe Kutner, Tom Lingnau et Frank Schumacher, Glen Luchford, Richard Prince, Dmon Prunner, Blaise Reuterswärd, Terry Richardson, Satoshi Saikusa, Jimo Salako, Luis Sanchis, Collier Schorr, Cindy Sherman, David Sims, Antonio Spinoza, Larry Sultan, Iké Udé, Javier Vallhonrat, Jonathan de Villiers, Matthias Vriens, Erwin Wurm
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The Bitter Truth
Credit Suisse Group AG is a global wealth manager, investment bank and financial services firm founded and based in Switzerland. Headquartered in Zürich, it maintains offices in all major financial centers around the world and is one of the nine global "Bulge Bracket" banks providing services in investment banking, private banking, asset management, and shared services. Credit Suisse is known for its strict bank–client confidentiality and banking secrecy practices.
Credit Suisse was founded in 1856 to fund the development of Switzerland's rail system. It issued loans that helped create Switzerland's electrical grid and the European rail system. In the 1900s, it began shifting to retail banking in response to the elevation of the middle class and competition from fellow Swiss banks UBS and Julius Bär. Credit Suisse partnered with First Boston in 1978. After a large failed loan put First Boston under financial stress, Credit Suisse bought a controlling share of the bank in 1988. From 1990 to 2000, the company made a series of acquisitions dramatically increasing its market share via the purchases of Winterthur Group, Swiss Volksbank, Swiss American Securities Inc. (SASI), and Bank Leu, among others.
The company restructured itself in 2002, 2004 and 2006. It was one of the least affected banks during the global financial crisis, but afterwards began shrinking its investment business, executing layoffs and cutting costs. The bank was at the center of multiple international investigation for tax avoidance which culminated in a guilty plea and the forfeiture of US$2.6 billion in fines from 2008 to 2012. In 2017, Credit Suisse had CHF 1.376 trillion of assets under management, an increase of 9.9% from 2016.
Case in hand:
During the current pandemic situation, the workload of the employees has been massive and the concept of work-life balance exists no more. Moreover, the work timings have also been affected and the employees are made to work early in the morning after finishing late at night. On interviewing some of the employees, there have been many testimonies stating that the employees no longer have the dedication and motivation to work in the organization any more. The employees also face a lot of issues like lack of Wi-Fi connectivity and lack of infrastructure to work in this grueling environment. Some feel that even when the whole family is at home, it feels as if they live miles away and don’t even get a chance to see their faces because of the long working hours.
Task in hand:
You are the CHRO of Credit Suisse and have to solve the problems of the employees by coming up with the following:
Retention Strategies for the employees.
Strategies to improve the work environment/Culture of the employees.
A set of new HR Policies related to the aforementioned problems that would be set into action immediately.
A revised compensation structure for the employees.
Deliverables:
Prepare a report of not more than 10 pages and a PPT of not more than 7 slides.
Submission Guidelines:
Mail your task to: [email protected]
Submission Deadline: 12:30 A.M., 6th November 2020
P.S. You are top 20 now. We expect creativity 😊
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Sheeler, Charles. American Modernist. The Photography of Charles Sheeler. Bulfinch Press, Boston. 2002. Beiliegend dt. Übersetzung, erschienen anlässlich der Ausstellung im Fotomuseum Winterthur (2003) #charlessheeler #photobook #photobooks #kunstkiosk #kunstkioskimhelmhaus http://bit.ly/2yAu5ho https://www.instagram.com/p/B0sUKI-IPvP/?igshid=bl8vzp0zmfxt
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May 07 in Music History
1667 Death of German composer Johann Jacob Froberger in Hericourt.
1704 Birth of German composer Carl Heinrich Graun in Saxony.
1744 Birth of composer Joseph Beer in Bohemia.
1746 Birth of German violinist and composer Karl Stamitz in Mannheim.
1747 J.S. Bach meets with King Frederick II of Prussia in Potsdam.
1769 Birth of composer Giuseppe Farinelli.
1793 Death of Italian composer Pietro Nardini in Florence.
1800 Death of Italian composer Nicoló Piccini in Passy, suburban Paris.
1818 Death of Bohemian composer Leopold Kozeluch in Vienna.
1824 FP of Beethoven's Choral Symphony No 9, at the Kärntnertor Theater in Vienna. Beethoven kept time but the musicians followed the assistant conductor, Michael Umlauf.
1825 Death of Italian composer Antonio Salieri in Vienna, at age 74.
1829 Death of Italian composer Mauro Giuliani.
1833 Birth of German composer Johannes Brahms in Hamburg.
1836 Death of German composer Norbert Burgmüller in Aachen.
1840 Birth of Russian composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky.
1850 Birth of Hungarian conductor Anton Seidl in Budapest.
1861 Birth of Hindu poet and composer Rabindranath Tagore.
1873 Birth of American composer Clarence Dickenson.
1883 Opening of The Royal College of Music in London.
1883 Birth of composer Gino Roncaglia.
1888 FP of Lalo's opera Le Roi d'Ys in Paris.
1890 FP of Godard's "Dante et Béatrice" Paris.
1901 Birth of Belgian composer Marcel Poot in Vilvorde.
1907 Birth of composer Jef van Durme.
1908 Birth of Dutch composer Wouter Paap in Utrecht.
1910 Birth of German composer Heinrich Konietzny in Gliawitz.
1910 Birth of pianist Edward Kilenyi.
1913 Birth of clarinetist David Glazer.
1915 Sinking of the Lusitania taking the life of Irish composer O'Brien Butler Whitehall.
1918 Birth of composer Argeliers Leon.
1919 Birth of English violinist Emanuel Hurwitz.
1926 FP of Darius Milhaud's opera Les malheurs d'Orphée at the Théatre de la Monnaie in Brussels.
1927 Birth of Swedish soprano Elisabeth Soderstrom in Stockholm.
1931 Birth of Swedish baritone Ingvar Wixell in Lulea.
1931 Birth of Swedish tenor Helge Brilioth in Vaxjo.
1936 Birth of English composer Cornelius Cardew in Winchcombe.
1942 Death of Austrian conductor Felix Weingartner in Winterthur, Switzerland.
1944 FP of revised version of Aaron Copland's Our Town film score suite. Boston Pops conducted by Leonard Bernstein.
1945 Birth of composer Ann Gebuhr.
1945 FP of Fran Martin´s In Terra Pax, an oratorio, on radio broadcast celebrating the end of WWII, in Geneva.
1947 FP of Virgil Thomson's opera The Mother of Us All in NYC.
1949 FP of Hans Werner Henze's opera Das Wundertheater in Heidelberg, Germany
1950 Birth of English composer Philip Lane.
1954 Birth of American composer Frank Halferty.
1958 American pianist Van Cliburn signs contract with RCA Victor records.
1961 Birth of American conductor Robert Spano.
1963 Birth of American composer Mike Christianson.
1964 Birth of Scottish composer Kevin Mayo in Stirling.
1970 Death of English composer John Raynor in Sussex.
1981 Death of American composer Peggy Stuart Cooledge in Cushing, ME.
1985 FP of David Ward-Steinman's Chroma Concerto for multiple keyboards, percussion, and chamber orchestra. Noveau West Chamber Orchestra conducted by Terry Williams, with the composer and Amy-Smith-Davie, soloists, in Scottsdale, AZ.
1988 FP of Karheinz Stockhausen's opera Montag von Licht 'Monday from Light' at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan.
1988 FP of Michael Torke's ballet Black and White. NY City Ballet Orchestra, David Alan Miller conducting, at the New York State Theater.
1993 FP of Harrison Birtwistle's Five Distances for Five Instruments at the Purcell Room, by the Ensemble InterContemporain, in London.
1998 FP of Joan Tower's Tambor. Pittsburgh Symphony, Mariss Jansons conducting.
1999 FP of Robert X. Rodriguez' Bachanale concertino for Orchestra. San Antonio Symphony, Christopher Wilkins conducting.
2002 Death of Catalan composer Xavier Montsalvatge.
2002 Death of British contralto Monica Sinclair in London.
2005 FP of Richard Danielpour and Nobel Prize-winning novelist Toni Morrison's Margaret Garner at Detroit Opera House
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Haute Homes: The Diverse Luxury Digs of America’s Priciest Neighborhoods
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Think you know how the 1% lives? Blinged-out mansions with gold errythang, elaborate custom pool grotto, and maids and butlers scurrying down long, marble-tiled hallways? Sure, places like that exist, but the reality is, what’s considered the crème de la crème of real estate varies from state to state.
Recently, the realtor.com® data team crunched the numbers and pinpointed the most expensive ZIP codes in every state in America. Some were neighborhoods in big cities, some were entire towns in themselves. The list also took us on a fascinating tour of the best that each state in the nation has to offer: mansions set on rolling, emerald lawns in Greenwich, CT; historic brownstones in Boston; and picturesque horse farms in the suburbs of Louisville, KY.
We wanted to take a closer look at what’s on the market in those swanky areas, so we sifted through our listings. Whether you’re lucky enough to have deep pockets you can turn out to buy, or you just want to check out what luxury means in your state—and others—here are 12 homes for sale right now in America’s most expensive neighborhoods.
California: 90210 67 Beverly Park Ct., Beverly Hills
Price: $165 million Palazzo perfection: This estate on 9 acres took seven years to build and, according to the listing, is one of the “finest estates ever offered in Beverly Hills.” Completed in 1998, the main house has 20 bedrooms, 16 baths, and five half-bathrooms, and measures over 20,000 square feet.
There’s also a 30-car courtyard, pool and pool house, two two-story guesthouses, a tennis court, and jogging trail that circles the entire property. If that’s not enough room for you and the fam, there’s another lot available to expand.
Beverly Hills, CA
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Colorado: 81654 1220 Watson Divide Rd., Snowmass
Price: $50 million Rockies retreat: It would be hard to conjure up a more thoroughly luxe mountain sanctuary than this nearly 900-acre property tucked into the Rocky Mountains. Built in 2007, the main house is 18,000 square feet of style and comfort with every imaginable upgrade, including an indoor pool. But outdoors is where this dream home really stands out.
The pristine acreage offers a stocked pond, private beach with cabana, and 15 miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, or whatever else strikes your fancy. Plus, there’s a labyrinth!
Snowmass, CO
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Delaware: 19807 10 Pyles Ford Rd., Greenville
Price: $9.8 million Old-world wonder: It might look like it’s been there for centuries, but don’t be fooled. This stately stone home was built in 2009 to take advantage of commanding views of what’s locally known as “Chateau Country.” It sits on nearly 9 fenced acres bordered by the Winterthur Museum’s 1,000 acres and conserved land, which means no noisy neighbors! At the same time, it’s just minutes from downtown Wilmington and Philadelphia.
The four-bedroom main house with five baths and four half-baths features a Joanne Hudson–designed kitchen, seven-zone geothermal heating, whole-home humidification system, elevator, wine cellar, and bowling alley.
The property also comes with a pool, pool house with kitchen and bath, one-bedroom apartment over the detached three-car garage, and three-bedroom, two-bathroom gatehouse.
Greenville, DE
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Georgia: 31561 319 W. Fifty Fifth St., Sea Island
Price: $13.5 million Island idyll: This estate occupies a particularly pretty piece of Sea Island, and makes the most of its lush gardens and water views. Built with reclaimed “Savannah Grey” bricks and completed in 1987, the home includes a theater room, grand living and dining rooms for entertaining, and a large veranda for those afternoon siestas. Outdoors, the property has a teak-trimmed pool, spa, dining area, and fire pit.
Sea Island, GA
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Kansas: 66211 11513 Pawnee Cir, Leawood
Price: $4.9 million Gorgeous Georgian: This home might be located in the Midwest, but its inspiration was East Coast Georgian. The 11,000-square-foot home with five bedrooms, six baths, and three half-baths was completed in 2003.
The interior features Old World touches like silver and crystal antique features, antique fireplaces, intricate millwork, and sweeping staircase, which are paired with 21st-century must-haves like an exercise room, two media rooms, three laundry rooms, and a pool room. Fitting into neither category is the home’s quirky, working phone booth.
Outdoors, the 1-acre lot features upper and lower patios and a pool lined with spouting frog fountains.
Leawood, KS
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Massachusetts: 02108 77 Chestnut St., Boston
Price: $8,995,000 Historic heavyweight: This elegant residence has it all. The location on Chestnut Street is one of the best in the city, about a block away from the Charles River promenade, shopping, and the Public Garden.
Built in 1899 but virtually new inside, the sunny, four-bedroom home with three baths and three half-baths has more than 6,500 square feet of living space, including oodles of coveted closet space. The second floor has grand entertainment rooms with high ceilings and the main bedroom suite has five closets and an adjacent nursery.
On the home’s garden level, there’s a home theater and gallery, and the top level includes a family room with views and a terrace. As if all that weren’t enticing enough for a potential buyer, it also comes with parking for five cars.
Boston, MA
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Minnesota: 55391 3770 Northome Rd., Deephaven
Price: $14,895,000 Lakefront living: Nestled on the shores of Lake Minnetonka and just 15 miles from Minneapolis, this home sits on the highest point of the lake area. It’s easy to see why the listing boasts this is the “most admired home on Lake Minnetonka,” with its luxurious main suite, chef’s kitchen, pool house including a viewing terrace, sport court, bowling alley, golf simulator, gym, home theater, rooftop deck, and music club.
The nearly 2-acre lot also includes 195 feet of lakeshore.
Deephaven, MN
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New Mexico: 87506 12 Avenida De Rey, Santa Fe
Price: $9,850,000 Adobe abode: This 220-acre ranch is a 20-minute drive from downtown Santa Fe, with views of both the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez mountains. The adobe home was built in 2002 and designed to look like a chapel from the outside. The 19,000-square-foot home has five bedrooms, six baths, and two half-baths. Interior details include handcarved doors, corbels, inlaid detailing, stitched leather ceilings, hewn wooden beams, and 10 fireplaces.
The property also comes with a guesthouse, TV production studio, and gymnasium with attached bowling alley and shooting range. There’s also a stable with 12 stalls and living quarters; heated, three-car garage; workshop; bus garage; greenhouse; and caretaker’s office.
Santa Fe, NM
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Oregon: 97034 1527 Lake Front Rd., Lake Oswego
Price: $5,295,000 Luxe lake living: This 7,000-square-foot home on Lake Oswego has five bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. Built in 1939, the home has been updated throughout with elevator access from the garage to each level, a spectacular main suite, full bar, wine bar, exercise room, indoor spa, pool with lake view, outdoor kitchen, and boathouse.
Lake Oswego, OR
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Pennsylvania: 19085 770 Godfrey Rd., Villanova
Price: $14,650,000 Main Line majesty: Built in 1933, this estate sits on 17 acres just 30 minutes from Philadelphia and 90 minutes from New York City. It was once a piece of Ardossan, the most famous—and fanciest—Main Line property, according to the listing. (The Main Line is a historically prestigious area of suburban Philadelphia.)
Now known as Albermarle, the gated estate includes a collection of English stone buildings, including the main house, guesthouse, and entertainment barn. The tennis court has been converted into a clock tower and family gathering spot that can also serve as a high-tech business headquarters. In the main residence, an expansive kitchen is ready to cater a large-scale event. Outdoors, there’s a pool and extensive patios for taking in the views.
Villanova, PA
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West Virginia: 24986 564 Wilson Rdg., Unit RGM099, White Sulphur Springs
Price: $5.6 million Mountain marvel: This mountain home was built in 2009 and sits on more than 7.5 acres with expansive views of the valley and mountains. Outside, the home boasts reclaimed oak and hemlock board-and-batten siding and Cushwa brick walls. Indoors, the home features reclaimed heart pine and brick paver flooring, custom cabinetry, and more.
White Sulphur Springs, WV
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Wyoming: 83014 3355 Fall Creek Rd. S., Wilson
Price: $16.5 million Wildlife wonderland: Known as Singing Trees, this 33-acre property sits on a lake just 20 minutes from Jackson, and has views of the Grand Tetons. Bordered on the west by national forest, the property is teeming with wildlife, including elk, moose, deer, bears, birds, and more.
The main home was built in 1992 and inspired by the great lodges built in the national parks in the 1920s. It measures 12,000 square feet and includes eight bedrooms, seven baths, and five half-baths.
Wilson, WY
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Haute Homes: The Diverse Luxury Digs of America’s Priciest Neighborhoods
realtor.com
Think you know how the 1% lives? Blinged-out mansions with gold errythang, elaborate custom pool grotto, and maids and butlers scurrying down long, marble-tiled hallways? Sure, places like that exist, but the reality is, what’s considered the crème de la crème of real estate varies from state to state.
Recently, the realtor.com® data team crunched the numbers and pinpointed the most expensive ZIP codes in every state in America. Some were neighborhoods in big cities, some were entire towns in themselves. The list also took us on a fascinating tour of the best that each state in the nation has to offer: mansions set on rolling, emerald lawns in Greenwich, CT; historic brownstones in Boston; and picturesque horse farms in the suburbs of Louisville, KY.
We wanted to take a closer look at what’s on the market in those swanky areas, so we sifted through our listings. Whether you’re lucky enough to have deep pockets you can turn out to buy, or you just want to check out what luxury means in your state—and others—here are 12 homes for sale right now in America’s most expensive neighborhoods.
California: 90210 67 Beverly Park Ct., Beverly Hills
Price: $165 million Palazzo perfection: This estate on 9 acres took seven years to build and, according to the listing, is one of the “finest estates ever offered in Beverly Hills.” Completed in 1998, the main house has 20 bedrooms, 16 baths, and five half-bathrooms, and measures over 20,000 square feet.
There’s also a 30-car courtyard, pool and pool house, two two-story guesthouses, a tennis court, and jogging trail that circles the entire property. If that’s not enough room for you and the fam, there’s another lot available to expand.
Beverly Hills, CA
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Colorado: 81654 1220 Watson Divide Rd., Snowmass
Price: $50 million Rockies retreat: It would be hard to conjure up a more thoroughly luxe mountain sanctuary than this nearly 900-acre property tucked into the Rocky Mountains. Built in 2007, the main house is 18,000 square feet of style and comfort with every imaginable upgrade, including an indoor pool. But outdoors is where this dream home really stands out.
The pristine acreage offers a stocked pond, private beach with cabana, and 15 miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, or whatever else strikes your fancy. Plus, there’s a labyrinth!
Snowmass, CO
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Delaware: 19807 10 Pyles Ford Rd., Greenville
Price: $9.8 million Old-world wonder: It might look like it’s been there for centuries, but don’t be fooled. This stately stone home was built in 2009 to take advantage of commanding views of what’s locally known as “Chateau Country.” It sits on nearly 9 fenced acres bordered by the Winterthur Museum’s 1,000 acres and conserved land, which means no noisy neighbors! At the same time, it’s just minutes from downtown Wilmington and Philadelphia.
The four-bedroom main house with five baths and four half-baths features a Joanne Hudson–designed kitchen, seven-zone geothermal heating, whole-home humidification system, elevator, wine cellar, and bowling alley.
The property also comes with a pool, pool house with kitchen and bath, one-bedroom apartment over the detached three-car garage, and three-bedroom, two-bathroom gatehouse.
Greenville, DE
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Georgia: 31561 319 W. Fifty Fifth St., Sea Island
Price: $13.5 million Island idyll: This estate occupies a particularly pretty piece of Sea Island, and makes the most of its lush gardens and water views. Built with reclaimed “Savannah Grey” bricks and completed in 1987, the home includes a theater room, grand living and dining rooms for entertaining, and a large veranda for those afternoon siestas. Outdoors, the property has a teak-trimmed pool, spa, dining area, and fire pit.
Sea Island, GA
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Kansas: 66211 11513 Pawnee Cir, Leawood
Price: $4.9 million Gorgeous Georgian: This home might be located in the Midwest, but its inspiration was East Coast Georgian. The 11,000-square-foot home with five bedrooms, six baths, and three half-baths was completed in 2003.
The interior features Old World touches like silver and crystal antique features, antique fireplaces, intricate millwork, and sweeping staircase, which are paired with 21st-century must-haves like an exercise room, two media rooms, three laundry rooms, and a pool room. Fitting into neither category is the home’s quirky, working phone booth.
Outdoors, the 1-acre lot features upper and lower patios and a pool lined with spouting frog fountains.
Leawood, KS
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Massachusetts: 02108 77 Chestnut St., Boston
Price: $8,995,000 Historic heavyweight: This elegant residence has it all. The location on Chestnut Street is one of the best in the city, about a block away from the Charles River promenade, shopping, and the Public Garden.
Built in 1899 but virtually new inside, the sunny, four-bedroom home with three baths and three half-baths has more than 6,500 square feet of living space, including oodles of coveted closet space. The second floor has grand entertainment rooms with high ceilings and the main bedroom suite has five closets and an adjacent nursery.
On the home’s garden level, there’s a home theater and gallery, and the top level includes a family room with views and a terrace. As if all that weren’t enticing enough for a potential buyer, it also comes with parking for five cars.
Boston, MA
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Minnesota: 55391 3770 Northome Rd., Deephaven
Price: $14,895,000 Lakefront living: Nestled on the shores of Lake Minnetonka and just 15 miles from Minneapolis, this home sits on the highest point of the lake area. It’s easy to see why the listing boasts this is the “most admired home on Lake Minnetonka,” with its luxurious main suite, chef’s kitchen, pool house including a viewing terrace, sport court, bowling alley, golf simulator, gym, home theater, rooftop deck, and music club.
The nearly 2-acre lot also includes 195 feet of lakeshore.
Deephaven, MN
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New Mexico: 87506 12 Avenida De Rey, Santa Fe
Price: $9,850,000 Adobe abode: This 220-acre ranch is a 20-minute drive from downtown Santa Fe, with views of both the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez mountains. The adobe home was built in 2002 and designed to look like a chapel from the outside. The 19,000-square-foot home has five bedrooms, six baths, and two half-baths. Interior details include handcarved doors, corbels, inlaid detailing, stitched leather ceilings, hewn wooden beams, and 10 fireplaces.
The property also comes with a guesthouse, TV production studio, and gymnasium with attached bowling alley and shooting range. There’s also a stable with 12 stalls and living quarters; heated, three-car garage; workshop; bus garage; greenhouse; and caretaker’s office.
Santa Fe, NM
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Oregon: 97034 1527 Lake Front Rd., Lake Oswego
Price: $5,295,000 Luxe lake living: This 7,000-square-foot home on Lake Oswego has five bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. Built in 1939, the home has been updated throughout with elevator access from the garage to each level, a spectacular main suite, full bar, wine bar, exercise room, indoor spa, pool with lake view, outdoor kitchen, and boathouse.
Lake Oswego, OR
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Pennsylvania: 19085 770 Godfrey Rd., Villanova
Price: $14,650,000 Main Line majesty: Built in 1933, this estate sits on 17 acres just 30 minutes from Philadelphia and 90 minutes from New York City. It was once a piece of Ardossan, the most famous—and fanciest—Main Line property, according to the listing. (The Main Line is a historically prestigious area of suburban Philadelphia.)
Now known as Albermarle, the gated estate includes a collection of English stone buildings, including the main house, guesthouse, and entertainment barn. The tennis court has been converted into a clock tower and family gathering spot that can also serve as a high-tech business headquarters. In the main residence, an expansive kitchen is ready to cater a large-scale event. Outdoors, there’s a pool and extensive patios for taking in the views.
Villanova, PA
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West Virginia: 24986 564 Wilson Rdg., Unit RGM099, White Sulphur Springs
Price: $5.6 million Mountain marvel: This mountain home was built in 2009 and sits on more than 7.5 acres with expansive views of the valley and mountains. Outside, the home boasts reclaimed oak and hemlock board-and-batten siding and Cushwa brick walls. Indoors, the home features reclaimed heart pine and brick paver flooring, custom cabinetry, and more.
White Sulphur Springs, WV
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Wyoming: 83014 3355 Fall Creek Rd. S., Wilson
Price: $16.5 million Wildlife wonderland: Known as Singing Trees, this 33-acre property sits on a lake just 20 minutes from Jackson, and has views of the Grand Tetons. Bordered on the west by national forest, the property is teeming with wildlife, including elk, moose, deer, bears, birds, and more.
The main home was built in 1992 and inspired by the great lodges built in the national parks in the 1920s. It measures 12,000 square feet and includes eight bedrooms, seven baths, and five half-baths.
Wilson, WY
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Haute Homes: The Diverse Luxury Digs of America’s Priciest Neighborhoods
realtor.com
Think you know how the 1% lives? Blinged-out mansions with gold errythang, elaborate custom pool grotto, and maids and butlers scurrying down long, marble-tiled hallways? Sure, places like that exist, but the reality is, what’s considered the crème de la crème of real estate varies from state to state.
Recently, the realtor.com® data team crunched the numbers and pinpointed the most expensive ZIP codes in every state in America. Some were neighborhoods in big cities, some were entire towns in themselves. The list also took us on a fascinating tour of the best that each state in the nation has to offer: mansions set on rolling, emerald lawns in Greenwich, CT; historic brownstones in Boston; and picturesque horse farms in the suburbs of Louisville, KY.
We wanted to take a closer look at what’s on the market in those swanky areas, so we sifted through our listings. Whether you’re lucky enough to have deep pockets you can turn out to buy, or you just want to check out what luxury means in your state—and others—here are 12 homes for sale right now in America’s most expensive neighborhoods.
California: 90210 67 Beverly Park Ct., Beverly Hills
Price: $165 million Palazzo perfection: This estate on 9 acres took seven years to build and, according to the listing, is one of the “finest estates ever offered in Beverly Hills.” Completed in 1998, the main house has 20 bedrooms, 16 baths, and five half-bathrooms, and measures over 20,000 square feet.
There’s also a 30-car courtyard, pool and pool house, two two-story guesthouses, a tennis court, and jogging trail that circles the entire property. If that’s not enough room for you and the fam, there’s another lot available to expand.
Beverly Hills, CA
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Colorado: 81654 1220 Watson Divide Rd., Snowmass
Price: $50 million Rockies retreat: It would be hard to conjure up a more thoroughly luxe mountain sanctuary than this nearly 900-acre property tucked into the Rocky Mountains. Built in 2007, the main house is 18,000 square feet of style and comfort with every imaginable upgrade, including an indoor pool. But outdoors is where this dream home really stands out.
The pristine acreage offers a stocked pond, private beach with cabana, and 15 miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, or whatever else strikes your fancy. Plus, there’s a labyrinth!
Snowmass, CO
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Delaware: 19807 10 Pyles Ford Rd., Greenville
Price: $9.8 million Old-world wonder: It might look like it’s been there for centuries, but don’t be fooled. This stately stone home was built in 2009 to take advantage of commanding views of what’s locally known as “Chateau Country.” It sits on nearly 9 fenced acres bordered by the Winterthur Museum’s 1,000 acres and conserved land, which means no noisy neighbors! At the same time, it’s just minutes from downtown Wilmington and Philadelphia.
The four-bedroom main house with five baths and four half-baths features a Joanne Hudson–designed kitchen, seven-zone geothermal heating, whole-home humidification system, elevator, wine cellar, and bowling alley.
The property also comes with a pool, pool house with kitchen and bath, one-bedroom apartment over the detached three-car garage, and three-bedroom, two-bathroom gatehouse.
Greenville, DE
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Georgia: 31561 319 W. Fifty Fifth St., Sea Island
Price: $13.5 million Island idyll: This estate occupies a particularly pretty piece of Sea Island, and makes the most of its lush gardens and water views. Built with reclaimed “Savannah Grey” bricks and completed in 1987, the home includes a theater room, grand living and dining rooms for entertaining, and a large veranda for those afternoon siestas. Outdoors, the property has a teak-trimmed pool, spa, dining area, and fire pit.
Sea Island, GA
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Kansas: 66211 11513 Pawnee Cir, Leawood
Price: $4.9 million Gorgeous Georgian: This home might be located in the Midwest, but its inspiration was East Coast Georgian. The 11,000-square-foot home with five bedrooms, six baths, and three half-baths was completed in 2003.
The interior features Old World touches like silver and crystal antique features, antique fireplaces, intricate millwork, and sweeping staircase, which are paired with 21st-century must-haves like an exercise room, two media rooms, three laundry rooms, and a pool room. Fitting into neither category is the home’s quirky, working phone booth.
Outdoors, the 1-acre lot features upper and lower patios and a pool lined with spouting frog fountains.
Leawood, KS
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Massachusetts: 02108 77 Chestnut St., Boston
Price: $8,995,000 Historic heavyweight: This elegant residence has it all. The location on Chestnut Street is one of the best in the city, about a block away from the Charles River promenade, shopping, and the Public Garden.
Built in 1899 but virtually new inside, the sunny, four-bedroom home with three baths and three half-baths has more than 6,500 square feet of living space, including oodles of coveted closet space. The second floor has grand entertainment rooms with high ceilings and the main bedroom suite has five closets and an adjacent nursery.
On the home’s garden level, there’s a home theater and gallery, and the top level includes a family room with views and a terrace. As if all that weren’t enticing enough for a potential buyer, it also comes with parking for five cars.
Boston, MA
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Minnesota: 55391 3770 Northome Rd., Deephaven
Price: $14,895,000 Lakefront living: Nestled on the shores of Lake Minnetonka and just 15 miles from Minneapolis, this home sits on the highest point of the lake area. It’s easy to see why the listing boasts this is the “most admired home on Lake Minnetonka,” with its luxurious main suite, chef’s kitchen, pool house including a viewing terrace, sport court, bowling alley, golf simulator, gym, home theater, rooftop deck, and music club.
The nearly 2-acre lot also includes 195 feet of lakeshore.
Deephaven, MN
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New Mexico: 87506 12 Avenida De Rey, Santa Fe
Price: $9,850,000 Adobe abode: This 220-acre ranch is a 20-minute drive from downtown Santa Fe, with views of both the Sangre de Cristo and Jemez mountains. The adobe home was built in 2002 and designed to look like a chapel from the outside. The 19,000-square-foot home has five bedrooms, six baths, and two half-baths. Interior details include handcarved doors, corbels, inlaid detailing, stitched leather ceilings, hewn wooden beams, and 10 fireplaces.
The property also comes with a guesthouse, TV production studio, and gymnasium with attached bowling alley and shooting range. There’s also a stable with 12 stalls and living quarters; heated, three-car garage; workshop; bus garage; greenhouse; and caretaker’s office.
Santa Fe, NM
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Oregon: 97034 1527 Lake Front Rd., Lake Oswego
Price: $5,295,000 Luxe lake living: This 7,000-square-foot home on Lake Oswego has five bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms. Built in 1939, the home has been updated throughout with elevator access from the garage to each level, a spectacular main suite, full bar, wine bar, exercise room, indoor spa, pool with lake view, outdoor kitchen, and boathouse.
Lake Oswego, OR
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Pennsylvania: 19085 770 Godfrey Rd., Villanova
Price: $14,650,000 Main Line majesty: Built in 1933, this estate sits on 17 acres just 30 minutes from Philadelphia and 90 minutes from New York City. It was once a piece of Ardossan, the most famous—and fanciest—Main Line property, according to the listing. (The Main Line is a historically prestigious area of suburban Philadelphia.)
Now known as Albermarle, the gated estate includes a collection of English stone buildings, including the main house, guesthouse, and entertainment barn. The tennis court has been converted into a clock tower and family gathering spot that can also serve as a high-tech business headquarters. In the main residence, an expansive kitchen is ready to cater a large-scale event. Outdoors, there’s a pool and extensive patios for taking in the views.
Villanova, PA
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West Virginia: 24986 564 Wilson Rdg., Unit RGM099, White Sulphur Springs
Price: $5.6 million Mountain marvel: This mountain home was built in 2009 and sits on more than 7.5 acres with expansive views of the valley and mountains. Outside, the home boasts reclaimed oak and hemlock board-and-batten siding and Cushwa brick walls. Indoors, the home features reclaimed heart pine and brick paver flooring, custom cabinetry, and more.
White Sulphur Springs, WV
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Wyoming: 83014 3355 Fall Creek Rd. S., Wilson
Price: $16.5 million Wildlife wonderland: Known as Singing Trees, this 33-acre property sits on a lake just 20 minutes from Jackson, and has views of the Grand Tetons. Bordered on the west by national forest, the property is teeming with wildlife, including elk, moose, deer, bears, birds, and more.
The main home was built in 1992 and inspired by the great lodges built in the national parks in the 1920s. It measures 12,000 square feet and includes eight bedrooms, seven baths, and five half-baths.
Wilson, WY
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