Abstract Art: A $50.1M T. Rex and the New Trophy Assets of the 1%
A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton at USD 50.1 million says more about how the ultra-wealthy define a trophy asset than it does about palaeontology.
A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton at USD 50.1 million says more about how the ultra-wealthy define a trophy asset than it does about palaeontology.
The global real estate market is entering one of the most significant wealth cycles in modern history. Over the . .
In the ever-evolving skyline of New York City, a new contender is emerging at the apex of the real estate market—a quietly commanding penthouse in the West Village, priced at an astonishing $85 million. Set atop a boutique development on Perry Street, this exclusive residence is poised to shatter records and become the most expensive home ever sold in downtown Manhattan.