Houston’s Luxury Real Estate Market: A Closer Look
The Houston Association of Realtors recently announced that home sales in the city are down, particularly in the $1 million and above market, with a 19.4 percent drop from May. However, this doesn’t mean that luxury homes aren’t selling. In fact, the top 10 most expensive home sales in June are a testament to the fact that high-end properties are still in demand.
The Top 5 Most Expensive Homes Sold in June
Let’s take a closer look at the top 5 most expensive homes sold in Houston in June.
1. The Huntingdon, 2121 Kirby Drive
The most expensive home sale in Houston in June was a condominium at The Huntingdon, which sold for $7.5 million. This 7,265 square foot condo has three bedrooms and features herringbone black walnut waxed wood floors, Farrow & Ball paint throughout, and carrara marble surfaces. The original owner worked with interior designer Bill Stubbs and architect Michael Dreef to create this luxurious residence, which includes two gas fireplaces with imported French mantles and a wine room.
2. 3237 Inwood
The second most expensive home sold in June was a historic Birdsall Briscoe designed home in River Oaks, which sold for $7.2 million. This property, known as "The Redbird House," was on the market for only three days before it was snapped up. The main house has 5,092 square feet, and the property also includes a pool house and garage apartment. The renovation of the main house received a Good Brick Award from Houston Preservation Alliance.
3. 11002 Greenbay
The third most expensive home sold in June was a mansion in Hunters Creek, which sold for $7.499 million. This 11,000 square foot home has six ensuite bedrooms, a six-car garage, and a resort-style pool with a spa. The property was on the market for 19 days before it was sold.
4. 2920 Del Monte
The fourth most expensive home sold in June was a fully updated home in River Oaks, which sold for $5.5 million. This stately home was built in 1939 and has been updated to include four bedrooms and three full baths and one half bath, all spread out over 6,374 square feet. The property also features a full home generator, which is a valuable asset in today’s climate.
5. 3623 Overbrook
The fifth most expensive home sold in June was a new build in River Oaks, which sold for $5.5 million. This Layne Kelly Homes build, completed in 2021, features four bedrooms, six full and one half bath, a three-car garage, and a kitchen with high-end appliances. The property also has a wet bar with wine storage room.
Conclusion
While the Houston luxury real estate market may be experiencing a slowdown, these top 5 most expensive home sales in June show that high-end properties are still in demand. From luxurious condominiums to historic mansions and new builds, these properties showcase the best of what Houston’s luxury real estate market has to offer. Whether you’re a buyer or just a curious observer, these properties are definitely worth taking a look at.
