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Malibu ‘muscle mansion’ made to last 1,000 years lists for $35M: Concrete compound designed to withstand disaster attracts interest of California’s uber-rich

Par :Emily Davis

30 janvier 2026 à 21:10

Named Simka, the compound, crafted with 7,300 cubic yards of super-reinforced concrete, is deliberately designed to withstand California's notorious hazards.

Contemporary Malibu estate "Simka" at sunset, with solar panels and a view of the Pacific Ocean.

A modern courtyard with a Zen garden in the foreground, featuring raked gravel, large rocks, and small plants.

Kris and Jamie Halliday posing with their dog.

Exterior view of the reinforced concrete Malibu estate with a paved driveway and illuminated landscaping.

A modern living area with a long U-shaped sofa, glass coffee tables, a full bar, and a view of the ocean at sunset.

A luxurious resort-style infinity pool with a hot tub on a concrete patio at dusk, overlooking the ocean.

A deep excavation site for a home foundation, showing a grid of rebar laid over a yellow waterproof membrane, with several construction workers.

A $35 million Malibu estate under construction with red super-reinforced concrete.

The entrance to the Simka Malibu estate, with a water feature, light-colored concrete walls, and large glass panels.

The reinforced concrete mansion, Simka, features a koi pond and views of the Pacific Ocean.

A large professional-grade kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a view of the ocean.

A room with tatami flooring and concrete walls, with a white wooden table and view of a Japanese garden.

A private screening room with tiered rows of luxurious tan and cream reclining seats, surrounded by walls and a ceiling with Japanese-inspired red and white koi fish and geometric patterns on a black background.

Interior view of the Simka estate in Malibu, with large glass walls and skylights, a long wooden walkway, and a green sofa.

Bedroom with an ocean view.

Modern bathroom with an ocean view.

Exterior view of a luxury contemporary home, including a multi-level swimming pool with lounging areas.

Covered patio area of a Malibu estate featuring barstools, hanging daybeds, and views of the Pacific Ocean.

A modern shower room with rock-textured concrete walls, wooden ceiling, a long showerhead, and a rectangular cold plunge pool.

A home gym in a Malibu estate with various exercise equipment and an underwater viewing window of a pool.

The Hamptons’ high-end housing market had a banner year in 2025 — thanks to fat Wall Street bonuses

Par :Emily Davis

29 janvier 2026 à 21:24

A stellar year on Wall Street led to a bullish Hamptons housing market in 2025.

Aerial view of Hampton Beach in New Hampshire, with waterfront buildings on Ocean Boulevard, and Hampton Beach State Park.

Aerial view of luxury homes along the beach in the Hamptons, Long Island, New York.

A Ralph Lauren store on Main Street in East Hampton, with blue window shutters and display windows showing mannequins.

Houses on the waterfront in Cutchogue, Long Island.

California home purchases have reached a near 2-decade low

Par :Emily Davis

29 janvier 2026 à 19:22

A decline in borrowing rates towards the end of 2025 failed to encourage would-be Cali buyers, according to Attom.

High-angle view of a San Marcos, California residential area with numerous houses, some with solar panels, and mountains in the background.

Colorful Victorian townhouses with emergency stairs in San Francisco, California.

Aerial view of John Stamos' former California home, a large white mansion with a red tile roof, surrounded by mountains and lush greenery.

A light blue "FOR SALE" sign on a white post in front of blurred white and grey houses.

Inside the first home to list for sale at NYC’s famed Flatiron Building

Par :Emily Davis

26 janvier 2026 à 22:19

For the first time in 124 years, New Yorkers can call the Flatiron Building home.

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The Flatiron Building in Manhattan, New York City.

Illustration of a newly residential apartment in the Flatiron Building, featuring a dining room with a large oval table and ornate chairs, and a living area in the background with sofas and multiple windows.

Aerial view of the Flatiron Building in New York City with surrounding buildings, streets, and traffic.

Close view of ornament on the exterior of the Flatiron Building in New York City.

Residential Flatiron Building elevator landing with an umbrella stand, dark wood doors, marble trim, and a number 5 on the tiled floor.

Modern kitchen with a marble island and dark cabinetry.

Illustration of a luxurious Flatiron Building bathroom with a large window, a silver bathtub, marble walls, and two vanity sinks.

Illustration of a luxurious indoor swimming pool with blue tiled water and classic architectural details.

Illustration of the newly residential Flatiron Building's apartment with a billiard room with olive green walls and yellow carpet.

Will Arnett splashes $10.6M on West Village condo — in the same building where he once lived with ex-wife Amy Poehler

Par :Emily Davis

23 janvier 2026 à 20:03

What's old is new again for Will Arnett.

Will Arnett arriving at the 63rd New York Film Festival.

Exterior of One Morton Square building, featuring light-colored stone, varied window styles, and several entrances.

Will Arnett and Amy Poehler posing together.

Exterior view of 100 Morton Street, New York, NY 10014, showing the building behind trees and a fence.

Facade of One Morton Square building, featuring an entrance with a wooden door, two potted plants, and an iron gate.