The 10 Most Expensive Homes Sold in the U.S. in 2024

The year’s biggest real estate deals won some serious bragging rights. Homes with helipads, private islands, mountaintop lodges, and views you can’t fake flew off the market for mind-bending prices. If you’ve ever wondered what kind of places command eight- and nine-figure sales, consider this your front-row seat to the wildest buys of 2024.

Malibu, California – $210 Million

This clifftop estate, once owned by Oakley founder James Jannard, set a new California price record. The property spans nearly 10 acres and includes a 20,000-square-foot residence, two guesthouses, and views that rival any postcard. It’s Malibu at its most majestic—massive, modern, and mercilessly private.

Palm Beach, Florida – $152 Million

Tarpon Island completely changed what it means to have waterfront luxury. This private island was renovated into a true one-of-a-kind sanctuary, complete with a main mansion, guest quarters, and a tennis court. Its $152 million price locks in palm trees, privacy walls, and panoramic views.

Indian Creek Island, Florida – $150 Million (Offers)

Tom Brady’s waterfront estate on “Billionaire Bunker” drew $150 million+ offers before officially hitting the market. A gym, spa, sports court, and a boat dock are all included. If sold at asking, it would rank among Florida’s most expensive residential sales ever. The GOAT knows prime real estate.

Palm Beach, Florida – $148 Million

Casa Amado made waves with its timeless Mediterranean architecture and Mizner legacy. The 23,000-square-foot mansion included a staggering 225 feet of beachfront and meticulous historical restorations. Collector-quality details and old-money glamour drew in investor Daren Metropoulos, who snapped it up quickly.

New York, New York – $135 Million

Crown Building’s crown jewel—a five-floor Aman penthouse—was purchased by Vladislav Doronin. It includes 13,000+ square feet of property, private spa access, skyline views, and amenities straight out of a luxury resort. It sits high above Fifth Avenue and the deal shattered New York’s top-tier condo records.

Aspen, Colorado – $125 Million (Listed)

Billionaire Bill Koch listed his 53-acre Aspen retreat for $125 million. It includes a 16,600-square-foot lodge and seven guest cabins. Though technically a listing, not a sale, it could easily shatter state records once sold.

Miami Beach, Florida – $120 Million

This Star Island estate previously tied to Shaquille O’Neal was sold by Vlad Doronin for a record-setting $120 million. It has eight bedrooms, a private dock, and courts for both tennis and basketball.

New York, New York – $117.4 Million

Central Park Tower’s duplex penthouse on the 107th and 108th floors went for $117.4 million. The 12,500-square-foot space features towering ceilings, twin terraces, and postcard views of the park.

Carpinteria, California – $96 Million

This dreamy Tuscan-style villa on 10 oceanfront acres fetched $96 million in Carpinteria. It was built in 2007 with old-world craftsmanship and California ease. The olive trees, infinity pools, and mountains in the backdrop sealed the deal.

Los Angeles, California – $86 Million

A Spanish Colonial Revival compound–once owned by Rod Stewart–was part of an $86 million deal across two properties. The 17,000-square-foot estate includes lush gardens, and ornate interiors.

Aspen, Colorado – $77 Million

The Ranch at Owl Creek sprawls across 60 snowy acres near the top ski resorts. It contains an eight-bedroom lodge, a trout pond, and a heated pool. For $77 million, buyers got mountain solitude with an Aspen zip code.

Miami Beach, Florida – $72.25 Million

This modern Biscayne Bay estate has nine bedrooms, 12,500 square feet, and waterfront everything—including a wet bar and maid’s quarters. It was built to host parties that start at sunset and end with sunrise over the water.

Aspen, Colorado – $66.5 Million

Aspen never stops impressing. A five-bedroom, 9,000-square-foot home tucked in downtown Aspen fetched $66.5 million. The location is prime, minutes from the slopes, yet private and serene.

Carpinteria, California – $65 Million

This 10,900-square-foot coastal property spans three parcels and over 12 acres. Ocean views wrap around the five-bedroom estate, and high-end interiors complement the naturally wild setting. At $65 million, buyers took home peace, privacy, and serious Pacific frontage.

Washington, D.C. – $25 Million

Howard Lutnick snagged this record-breaking D.C. mansion from Bret Baier for $25 million. The Foxhall-area home clocked in at 16,250 square feet and boasts marble everywhere, multiple libraries, and serious security features.