Florida’s Luxury Housing Market Is Hotter Than Ever as State’s Pricey Megamansions Dominate the Week’s Most Expensive List

Florida‘s luxury housing market is enjoying another very hot week, with multiple multimillion-dollar homes making their mark on the week’s most expensive homes list.

Last week, five extravagant Florida estates with over-the-top amenities, lavish layouts, and sky-high prices appeared in the top 10 most expensive listings.

This week, the Sunshine State secured an astonishing seven of the week’s top 10 spots. Spanning President-elect Donald Trump‘s Palm Beach territory to the Northeast-transplant hot spot of Naples on the Gulf side, Florida is ruling the rankings.

The market has gained more traction as more Americans have made the decision to head south (albeit at a mainly lower price range).

As for the priciest listing: It’s a 200-acre equestrian ranch with a $45 million price tag in Aspen, CO, making it the week’s most expensive home on Realtor.com®.

Other pricey properties this week include a sprawling Manhattan penthouse and a newly built mountain retreat in Wyoming.

Scroll on to explore this week’s 10 most expensive estates.

10. 224 Mulberry St #ph, New York, NY

Price: $22,500,000

Prewar building: This 5,646-square-foot duplex in NoLita boasts an additional 985 square feet of outdoor living with unobstructed views of downtown Manhattan.

The four-bedroom penthouse has wide-plank, white-oak floors; two fireplaces; four private terraces; and two deeded parking spaces. Other opulent details include a corner-windowed chef’s kitchen; a den with Empire State Building views; and a custom metal, floating staircase that leads to the en suite bedrooms.

9. 2205 W Pemmican Rd, Jackson, WY 

Price: $24,500,000

The Sky House: This brand-new mountain retreat nestled on 6.41 acres framing the Teton Range boasts stunning views of Sleeping Indian Mountain.

The modern mansion sits on 6.41 acres chosen “by a world renowned Feng Shui master.” The 6,574-square-foot residence also has a private office, a “Sky Terrace” connecting the main residence to the guest wing, a built-in fire pit, and a luxury spa.

8. 748 Island Dr, Palm Beach, FL

Price: $32,000,000

Everglades Island estate: This waterfront estate is tucked away on nearly a half-acre on the south end of the exclusive, artificial island.

Built in 1952 and offered for the first time in nearly 50 years, the four-bedroom residence is surrounded by encompassing views of Lake Worth Lagoon. Approval has already been granted to build a 614-square-foot dock with two boat lifts, according to the listing.

7. 430 Grand Bay Dr Ph 1AN, Key Biscayne, FL 

Price: $33,900,000

Penthouse in paradise: This 10,421-square-foot penthouse made by combining two residences was custom-designed by luxury interior designer Geoffrey Bradfield.

Offering spectacular Atlantic Ocean views from floor-to-ceiling glass walls surrounding the unit, the “grand layout” boasts private offices, staff rooms, and a sleek kitchen with dual islands. There are also more than 3,000 square feet of covered and uncovered terraces offering serene seaside views.

6. 1880 Gulf Shore Blvd S, Naples, FL

Price: $34,500,000

Beachfront compound: This waterfront estate overlooking the Gulf of Mexico is easy to spot with its standout blue clay-tile roof.

The updated, five-bedroom primary estate was built in 1964 and features three “resort-style” cabana suites. There is also a three-bedroom guesthouse, an in-ground pool, and an outdoor entertainment terrace.

5. 271 N Hibiscus Dr, Miami Beach, FL 

Price: $34,950,000

Hibiscus Island living: This gated waterfront residence located minutes from South Beach and downtown Miami is being offered fully furnished.

Built in 2007, the 9,131-square-foot contemporary boasts a two-story foyer, a wine cellar, an elevator, and a rooftop terrace designed for entertaining. Covered terraces overlook a bay-facing pool, sundeck, and dock.

4. 1275 Lands End Rd, Lantana, FL

Price: $34,995,000

Three waterfront lots: This 9,161-square-foot luxury estate on nearly an acre offers the “unparalleled opportunity to own one of the largest Intracoastal waterfront properties available from South Palm Beach to Boca Raton,” the listing notes. But there’s a hitch. For those buyers looking to build, apparently, the property faces some hurdles for the town to approve.

Located on nearly an acre on Manalapan, the seven-bedroom mansion built in 1992 offers 283 feet of direct water frontage with a deep-water dock, a sundeck, and an in-ground pool.

3. 433 S Beach Rd, Jupiter Island, FL

Price: $38,000,000

Primo property: This 2.67-acre lot could be subdivided into two 1.33-acre parcels, according to the listing. The beautiful property could support up to approximately 12,598 square feet of living space—enough room to build one or even two dream homes.

The combined acreage has 388 feet of prime frontage overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

2. 385 Centre Is, Golden Beach, FL

Price: $44,995,000

Golden Beach’s ‘crown jewel’: This legacy estate was built in 2014 and made its original debut on the market three years later with an asking price of $21 million.

The “tropical modern masterpiece” boasts an open floor plan with 12 bedrooms, a formal dining room overlooking the back deck, a wine cellar, and a fitness center and spa. Offering 137 feet of frontage overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, it’s perfect for the “yachting enthusiast.” The residence also features a resort-style backyard with covered dining patios and a T-shaped pool.

1. 910 White Star Dr, Aspen, CO

Price: $45,000,000

Moonshot Ranch: This 10-acre equestrian property last traded hands in 2019 for $10 million and originally hit the market in June for $55 million.

The “Yellowstone”-esque ranch is surrounded by views of the Elk Mountains just 12 minutes from downtown Aspen. The property boasts a fully furnished, eight-bedroom primary estate,  a three-car garage, fenced pastures, and a riding arena for horses—along with a barn, tack room, and wash area.

The all-inclusive spread is being offered with “ranch equipment, ranch-specific vehicles, five horses, five mini horses, two alpacas, and two livestock protection dogs.”