Luxury living
How to buy your own island
You don't have to be as rich as Larry Ellison or Richard Branson to own your very own piece of paradise.
You don't have to be as rich as Larry Ellison or Richard Branson to own your very own piece of paradise.
THEY are yet to spend a night in their splendid $26 million Bellevue Hill compound, but Lachlan and Sarah Murdoch have already upset the neighbours with their $11.6 million renovation plans.
He is the owner of luxury UK department store Harrods and has developed one of the most luxurious apartment blocks in Britain, but it seems that the prime minister of Qatar's money cannot buy a home in one of New York's most exclusive buildings.
It is billed as the world's most lavish student crash pad - a stunning penthouse with panoramic views of Central Park that smashed records as New York's priciest property when it sold for $US88 million ($85 million) in February.
It's that time of year when daydreams turn from idyllic beaches to wood fires.
Even India's richest man, Mukesh Ambani, could not find enough land in Mumbai to build a new home.
There are 31 fewer million-dollar suburbs in Australia after a year of falling prestige house prices - 194 compared with 225.
The buyer of the very best penthouse at an upcoming development at Bondi is in for a treat.
The family of a Russian billionaire has bought a New York City penthouse apartment for $US88 million ($82 million).
One of alleged internet pirate Kim Dotcom's mansions has been seized by officials this morning.
The daughter of a Russian billionaire has broken New York real estate records by paying $US88 million ($89 million) for a huge Manhattan apartment, Forbes magazine reports.
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