Ever gone window shopping? You may not have enough to buy the things you want, but you take in the items and prices displayed at the storefronts. Then you take a mental note of what you will buy when you do have the funds. It’s an effective (and fun) visualization technique that can be implemented when considering purchasing a home. Why settle for less than the best? Go window shopping! Why wait? Let’s start now. Let’s take a look at 7 outrageously expensive homes in the United States today!
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8701 Mesa Road 106
Santee, California 92071
This is a crazy expensive home found on San Diego Home Finder: $89,900,000
Consists of: 2 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 1040 square feet
Dream big, anything could happen.
A-Rod estate, Miami Beach, Fl.
According to Forbes, Alex Rodriguez sold his home last year for $30 million. That’s $8 million less than his original asking price. Did you miss this sale? (Photos & Video)
Howard Marks, Malibu
Howard Mark, financial manager, sold his Malibu estate for $75 million to an undisclosed Russian buyer. This was the biggest sale in the U.S. for 2013. Personally, you shouldn’t keep a purchase like this a secret. At this point, would you really care if others know how filthy rich you are? This one was also found on Forbes.
Further Lane, East Hampton, New York
Found on Cottages-Gardens.com, Steve Cohen, founder of SAC Capital Advisors, purchased the second most expensive home on the market for $62.5 million. That surpasses elite, even for the Hamptons.
Casa Casuarina, FL
MiamiHerald reported on the Nakash family of Jordache Jeans purchasing Casa Casuarina for $41.5 million. This estate was once listed for $125 million. It previously belonged to Gianni Versace. What are the Nakash’s doing with all the money they saved?
Mountain Home Road, Woodside, Calif.
Masayoshi Son, Chief of Softbank, purchased the estate on Mountain Home Road for $117.5 million. The sale actually broke a record for a nine-acre estate in Woodside, California. No wonder he is considered the second richest man in Japan. This is another found on Forbes.
One57 Penthouse, New York City
Curbed reported the purchase of one of two penthouses located in the One57 tower in Manhattan by Bill Ackman, the Hedge fund tycoon.
Is it much easier to visualize your dream home now? The Real Estate market value has been consistently increasing. Who knows if today’s investment is tomorrow’s treasure? Don’t limit yourself for tomorrow because of what you do not have today. Empower your tomorrow with believing in it today. If you believe, anything is possible. Which castle is going to store your crown?
