Sentence examples for expensive residences from inspiring English sources

The properties are two of the most expensive residences ever bought in the United States.

In the past, the city's most expensive residences were often sold through word of mouth.

Even before the costly renovations by the architect Peter Marino, the home was among the city's most expensive residences.

This silicate was first found and identified by two Berkeley geology students near Ring Mountain on the Tiburon Peninsula in Marin County at a location which is now covered by expensive residences.

Now that he has signed the lease with Christie's, he said, he would consider a similar arrangement for 160, which had already been gutted and shrouded in black netting in anticipation of expensive residences to come.

But it has come under criticism in the press and the neighboring community for the way it secretly assembled the 130-acre site for Cityplace, a mixed-use project of offices, hotels, shops and expensive residences.

On the market for $19.5 million, it is the most expensive residence for sale in the exclusive Belle Meade area of Nashville.

The storied mansion then began its journey to becoming the city's most expensive residence to go to a foreclosure auction, according to PropertyShark.

The piece begins memorably, with twenty-one-year-old Michael Wilson, the new owner of a $3.3-million 3.3-millioncribed as "the region's mansionpensive residescribedrotting into askiddie Christhes paregion his lavish estate — on horseback.

In the spring, he will open the Richard H. Driehaus Museum of Decorative Arts in the Nickerson Mansion, a Gilded Age palazzo that is often referred to as the most expensive residence ever built in Chicago.

He has been the lead designer on buildings like 15 Central Park West, where an apartment once held the record for New York City's most expensive residence, at $88 million, and 220 Central Park South, where a triplex is now under contract for $200 million.