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The biggest and brightest luxury branded residences aim to be on the cutting edge of amenities. Think far beyond traditional pools and playrooms and more…

Understanding branded residences and how they fuse luxury lifestyles with celebrity appeal and prestige companies is more than an industry skill. The developers who create the biggest and brightest branded residences become recognizable names by building the most glamorous high-rise homes around the globe.

Branding a luxury high-rise residence goes far beyond the name on the building — success is only achieved with a distinct combination of service with luxury. But how do developers hit the mark?

The luxury high-rise industry is limited only by its imagination was a major theme of the Elevate conference in Miami in early December, an exclusive gathering that explored the art of living in high-rise buildings. 

Simon Mass has a reputation within the building industry that spans across North America. He’s known as the creator of volume pre-construction sales investing for qualified high-net-worth individuals and families.  

Adam McAbee has nearly 30 years of experience analyzing real estate projects and markets, both in the U.S. and around the world. There’s no one better to speak on the data and insights of branded residences in the country.

Known for its tree-lined residential streets and abundance of retail options, Beverly Grove is a desirable Mid-City neighborhood with a growing number of new developments.

The purchaser of the luxury residence’s $16 million two-story penthouse will receive a year-long lease on a McLaren 765LT supercar.

There’s perhaps no neighborhood more iconic than Beverly Hills.

Perhaps the biggest draw of living in Los Angeles (aside from the occasional celebrity sightings) is the near perfect year-round weather.

Mike Leipart shares his experiences and insights on the fast-paced world of Los Angeles real estate.

The palatial penthouse in Aman New York Residences is reportedly in contract to a mystery buyer for an astounding $180 million.

The brownstone conversion by Michael Paul Enterprises started sales in September.

Dolce and Gabbana, Fendi and that Donna…

The conversion of P.S. 12 was originally supposed to be condos, but sales at the nearly finished building were halted in 2012.

The 58 condos range in size from 3,300 square feet to more than 7,000 square feet.