Developers are keeping prices, unit details close to the vest to lure the elite.

An oceanfront penthouse in Miami Beach is in contract for a staggering sum exceeding $120 million. If sealed at this price, the deal would shatter previous records and secure its position as the most expensive condominium ever sold in the Miami area.

The oceanfront condo spanning about 10,500 square feet is located at the Shore Club in Miami Beach

New York City landlord Steven Witkoff and his namesake business have been a major force in Miami’s real estate market for nearly a decade.

There are way more people who want an amazing golf experience in the Miami region than there are available amazing golf experiences.

Shell Bay, an extraordinary 150-acre sanctuary nestled in the heart of Miami, is proud to announce its remarkable success at The Residences at Shell Bay.

After nearly two decades since the last private golf club opened in the Miami, Florida, area, real estate development firms Witkoff Group and PPG Development unveiled The Shell Bay Club in October.

A $49 million condo in Chelsea has found a buyer.

Witkoff and Len Blavatnik’s Access Real Estate have taken over ownership of the troubled Banyan Cay Resort & Golf Club project in West Palm Beach, and landed a $75 million loan from the seller.

If it wasn’t already widely known as a rich person’s sport created for society’s elites, a new Florida leisure development has opened a Greg Norman-designed golf course for “connoisseurs of a life well lived.”

South Florida is finite. To the east and south is the ocean. To the west are the Everglades. If you go north…well, at some point you aren’t in South Florida anymore.

Witkoff has revealed ‘Beach House at The Shore Club Private Collection’, a one-of-a-kind oceanfront Robert A.M. Stern-designed home within The Shore Club Private Collection five star resort

When the Shore Club in Miami Beach, Florida opened its doors in 1949, it instantly became a hotspot for Hollywood starlets.

One High Line developer Alex Witkoff talks about the neighborhood’s success and how its definition of luxury sets it apart in Manhattan.

What does a $1 -million initiation fee buy you in South Florida these days?

A world class golf course, a racquet center, a private yacht club, and much more - all yours to enjoy, so long as you have a spare million dollars laying around.

A world class golf course, a racquet center, a private yacht club, and much more - all yours to enjoy, so long as you have a spare million dollars lying around.

Leading real estate development firms Witkoff Group and PPG Development announce today the opening of the Shell Bay Club

If you’re in the market for a golf club membership and have $1 million(!) to spare, this new South Florida course may be just what you’re looking for.

Twisted towers near Manhattan’s High Line park open after eight years and work by two development teams.

Sales up 26 percent compared to pre-pandemic averages. Despite a sales dup in July, New York City’s new condo market heated up in August.

The Residences at Shell Bay by Auberge Resrots Collection apunta a convertirse en una comunidad de lujo dutada de un concepto arquitectonico y paisajistico capaz de inducir el surgimiento de instantes intimos y conmovedores.

Developers try to edge out competition-and avoid clashes over water temperature- by catering to both lap swimmers and families with kids.

Witkoff Group and Monroe Capital are redeveloping an Art Deco property into the Shore Club Private Collection

J.P. Morgan provided financing for Robert A.M. Stern-designed project.

South Beach development comes as the frenzied growth in the city’s property prices has slowed

Hallandale Beach, just two miles north of Golden Beach, is home to one of the area’s newest luxury communities.

Unknown buyer paid $52M seven years after unit traded for $29M

With resale inventory limited, a new construction cycle is nearing

The joint project between Bjarke Ingels, Witkoff Group’s Alex Witkoff, and designer Dan Fink features both residences and a luxurious new Faena Hotel.

New York City’s High Line, beloved by New Yorkers and tourists alike, is an elevated, 1.5-mile greenway that runs along the West Side of Manhattan.

The twin-towered, Bjarke Ingels Group-designed One High Line has been home to some of Manhattan’s highest weekly contracts in spring 2023.

This collaboration between Bjarke Ingels, co-CEO of developer Witkoff Group, Alex Witkoff, and acclaimed designer Dan Fink has at last taken shape as a completed landmark in New York.

The rebranded One High Line in West Chelsea could soon see one of its biggest success stories yet

One High Line by Bjarke Ingels’ BIG is completed in New York, including a home interior by designer Dan Fink.

Steven Witkoff and his namesake business have been a major force in Miami’s real estate marker for nearly a decade.

These five new developments offer next level amentities, including hammam spas, fitness pavilions and deep-water marinas.

Leading visionary real estate development firms Witkoff and PPG have revealed The Residences at Shell Bay, an unmatched new luxury destination.

Greater The Residences at Shell Bay will have 108 elegant residences, a Greg Norman-designed golf course and direct water access.

From his home base in Florida, Greg Norman has been working on a big money venture, something intended to shake up the golf landscape.

Greater Miami’s first new golf club in decades is launching next fall — with million-dollar initiation fees.

One High Line takes up an entire block in West Chelsea with incredible Hudson River views. Here's a look inside.

The Iranian French architect recently designed a model residence at One High Line in New York’s West Chelsea neighborhood

Witkoff and Monroe’s plans to redevelop the Shore Club — and rebrand it as Auberge — are moving forward.

The frenzied South Florida market has finally begun to mellow, offering an opportunity to survey how much the landscape has changed since the pandemic’s migratory buyers came flocking.

It is no surprise that the real estate and development market in Miami is reaching record highs. Because of this, many companies have seen the opportunity to pivot into a new market, and that is exactly what happened with Witkoff.

West Chelsea’s XI is rebranded One High Line as its new developers, Blavatnik’s Access Industries and Witkoff Group, prepare to restart sales.

First units at rebranded condo project slated for next summer

Steven Witkoff, chairman and CEO of Witkoff, joins ‘Closing Bell’ to discuss why there’s a boom in the real estate market in NYC.

Partnered with billionaire Len Blavatnik’s Access Industries, New York developer Steven Witkoff’s Witkoff’s Group snared the bankrupt, $2 billion, twin-towered condo project in a public debt auction on Thursday.

Steve Witkoff and Len Blavatnik are the new owners of the stalled XI condo project.

An all-star team of Black architects, developers, builders and lenders is bidding to develop the first skyscraper built by African Americans in the city’s history.

The loan comes as part of a larger move from The Witkoff Group and PPG Development to form a joint venture to expand the golf course resort.

Witkoff has landed a $230 million refinance of its West Hollywood EDITION Hotel Commercial Observer has learned.

Manhattan real estate is making a comeback. March residential sales have hit their highest level in 14 years. Steven Witkoff, chairman and CEO of Witkoff, joins ‘Closing Bell’ to discuss the surge of sales in Manhattan.

Six months after breaking ground in Downtown Santa Monica, the arrival of a tower crane signals the start of vertical construction for ”The Park.”

Consumers are flocking online for everything from grocery shopping to dating, but in the real world, they are spending more of their money on experiences over material items.

After three decades based exclusively in New York City, the real estate investment and development firm Witkoff is expanding beyond the Big Apple to the Magic City.

We Visit John Pawson and Ian Schrager’s latest collaboration in West Hollywood

Designed by John Pawson, the Edition Hotels and Ian Schrager’s latest offering, The Residences at the West Hollywood Edition, bring together Los Angeles lifestyle and contemporary design

AD uncovers the world’s leading innovations in transportation, travel, cities, homes, and workplaces

A large development at 500 Broadway that has been in the works for five years officially has a name and an opening date.

Closings are officially underway at 111 Murray Street, the glass tower designed by architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox.

Interior Design, Front and Center

Hiring a high-profile architect used to be all it took to sell a new building. But now buyers want to see the interiors fully designed, as well.

L.A.'s New A-List Hotel Residences

Hotel residences from Century City to Staples Center are luring a new tribe of would-be Eloises with amenity-rich vertical living.

Located in the top floor of the hotel, the single-story, four bedroom penhouses offer 180 degree space, while Penthouse B spans 3,848 square feet.

The Residences at The West Hollywood Edition unveiled a pair of extravagant penthouses on the top floor above Edition Hotel, courtesy of Ian Shrager and designer architect John Pawson.

The West Hollywood Edition will be a two-building project, with nearly 150 hotel rooms and 20 very high-end condos with terraces and outdoor kitchens.

The American Institute of Architects has announced the winners of its annual housing awards, with 11 residential projects taking out line honours for North America's best new housing of 2018.

Penthouse for 'Health-Conscious' Buyer Lists for $40 Million

A penthouse in a new Manhattan tower with a Turkish bath and a residents-only blowout bar is hitting the market for $40 million.

The Residences at The West Hollywood Edition are set to be one of Los Angeles' most highly anticipated projects to date.

Witkoff Debuts John Pawson-Designed West Hollywood Edition Residences

Ever stayed in a hotel and thought, I wish I could just move in? Well, this newly announced Los Angeles project may be your best chance.

Steve Witkoff, Witkoff Group chairman & CEO, discusses the outlook for getting tax reform out of Washington D.C.

10 Madison Square West ranked in top ten residential buildings and complexes with the most sales closed in the first 6 months of 2016.

Manhattan's West Village increased its count of sustainable developments as Witkoff announced the U.S. Green Building Council awarded LEED Gold certification to 150 Charles Street.

There's a small breed of developers that sets their product apart both in terms of quality provided to buyers and in terms of the overall social consciousness conveyed by their developments.

An exclusive interview with real estate magnate Steve Witkoff: lessons from life, luck, and a long friendship with the POTUS.

Witkoff CEO and Chairman, Steve Witkoff, discusses President Trump's pro-growth agenda.

Steve Witkoff, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Witkoff, on regulatory reforms under a Trump Presidency, and expected growth and infrastructure spending.

Steve Witkoff, chairman and chief executive officer at Witkoff Group, explains why he trusts that President Donald Trump will be good for his business and the U.S. economy.

Repeal Dodd-Frank or admit that you're satisfied with a miserable outlook for economic growth forever. That's not just the apparent opinion of Donald Trump, but also one of his oldest friends.

Developer has 50% interest in new West Hollywood hotel.

When luxury developers plan their next projects, much thought goes into the amenities and features that will entice buyers.

Developer Steven Witkoff is repurposing hotels and reinventing the hospitality market through innovative collaborations with the industry's most creative talents.

Like star architects, may top interior designers have achieved broad name recognition in recent years.

Witkoff's 111 Murray Street pushes luxury living to new heights. Literally.

You've heard the tale a dozen times before: From 2012 to 2014, Manhattan's luxury condominium market was on fire. And sometimes, even the most outlandish-sounding numbers turn out to be accurate.

For many New Yorkers, the Drybars spread around the city is a welcome breather in a busy city life. Imagine having it in your own building.

Tapping into the competition for condo amenities, Drybar at 111 Murray Street will coif residents only.

Downtown Manhattan's next cloud-buster is on the rise.

The NFL, NFLPA and Cirque du Soleil, the world's leading creator of spectacular live productions, today announced plans for an NFL attraction in Times Square, a first-of-its-kind attraction in the heart of New York City. Spanning 40,000 square feet, the four-story innovative exhibit, located on the corner of West 47th Street and 7th Avenue at 20 Times Square, is set to open Fall of 2017.

Cirque du Soleil, known for breathtaking acrobatics, and the N.F.L., known for bone-crushing hits, are joining forces in the latest iteration of the sports world's race for young and international fans.

A sprawling 14th-floor apartment at 10 Madison Square West, Witkoff's condominium conversion of a century-old showroom building at the International Toy Center, sold for $14,255,500 and was the most expensive closed sale of the week, according to city records.

At the top of New York City’s luxury residential market, developers are getting more and more creative about the amenities included in their pricey buildings.

In a first-of-its-kind deal, national salon chain Drybar is partnering with apartment developers to offer residents in-house blowouts.

Three people involved with the development divulge the secrets to Samantha DeBianchi.

Steve Witkoff, CEO of the Witkoff Group.

LA's newest trendy boutique hotel — a luxurious 190-room property with not one but two rooftop pools — is expected to rise from the Sunset Strip this spring now that the developers have received $260 million in financing.

The strong dollar will not keep foreign investors from buying real estate in the U.S. in 2016, said Steve Witkoff, CEO of the Witkoff Group.