ARLINGTON, Va., June 17 — Homes.com, a CoStar Group (NASDAQ: CSGP) leading online residential marketplace, published the most expensive publicly marketed home sales across major U.S. metropolitan areas for the month of May. The full analysis is available here.
The list highlights the top closed sales in leading markets nationwide based on publicly marketed transactions recorded in multiple listing service (MLS) data. May’s most expensive sales occurred in Los Angeles and New York City, where each market recorded a $35 million transaction. Miami followed with a $34 million sale, while San Francisco recorded the fourth-highest publicly marketed sale at $24 million.
The full roundup of the most expensive publicly marketed home sales includes:
- Los Angeles: $35 million
- New York City: $35 million
- Miami: $34 million
- San Francisco: $24 million
- San Diego: $17 million
- Seattle: $15.9 million
- Charlotte: $15 million
- Tampa: $14 million
- Boston: $13.7 million
- Phoenix: $12.9 million
- Las Vegas: $11.8 million
- Washington, D.C.: $6.8 million
- Philadelphia: $6.6 million
- Chicago: $6.4 million
- Denver: $5.5 million
- Atlanta: $5.4 million
- Nashville: $5.3 million
- Minneapolis: $4.1 million
- Cleveland: $2.7 million
The distribution of these top-tier transactions highlights the continued concentration of ultra-luxury sales at the very top end of the market. Los Angeles, New York City, Miami and San Francisco all recorded publicly marketed sales above $20 million, while several additional markets, including San Diego, Seattle, Charlotte, Tampa, Boston, Phoenix and Las Vegas, recorded sales above $10 million.
Based on MLS data found on Homes.com, the analysis captures publicly marketed transactions and does not include private or off-market deals, which are common in the highest tier of the housing market.