A ski-in, ski-out Aspen Highlands residence designed for jewelry designer Jane Berg, founder of Jane Berg Collection, has come to market. Designed by CCY Architects and located on a private one-acre lot, the home is listed for $35 million.
The defining colors of 2026, according to Natalie Ellis, Senior Vice President of in Salt Lake City, embrace authenticity, tactility, and connection to the natural world. At Denton House, Ellis collaborates closely with development partner , a vertically integrated developer of master planned communities, leading the design of bespoke luxury residences and spaces across North America. Below, Ellis elaborates on the five key colors defining this year.
Designed by Marmol Radziner as the personal residence of founding partner Leo Marmol, 734 Palms Boulevard in Venice represents a built record of the firm’s design principles, as a documented architectural work shaped by authorship, intent, and daily use.
The U.S. housing market is entering spring with more activity, but not more ease. , a reminder that even modest rate movement can quickly reshape buyer behavior. Demand has not disappeared, but it has become far more sensitive to cost, value, and timing.
One of Aspen’s more architecturally significant legacy properties has entered the market for the first time in over three decades. Listed for $70 million, the estate was designed by Robert A.M. Stern, and it remains in the hands of its original owner, Frederic “Rick” A. Bourke, co-founder and former president of Dooney & Bourke. The home was completed in 1993 and spans 10,637 square feet on roughly 3.5 acres at the top of Red Mountain.
In the wide corridor spanning Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, dramatic topography and protected open land create an increasingly rare offering: privacy rooted in landscape rather than seclusion by design.
Winter near Denver has a way of refining the Front Range. These destinations stand out not only for their scenery, but for how differently each one wears the season—historic main streets, convenient trail access, and picturesque mountain settings.
North Charleston’s 2677 Louise Drive captures the appeal of a move-in-ready home that keeps ownership simple. Built in 2003, it pairs meaningful recent updates—an HVAC system replaced in 2023 and an architectural shingle roof added in 2022—with practical comforts like durable wood-look hard-surface flooring and the absence of popcorn ceilings. A refrigerator and stacked washer/dryer convey, reinforcing its turnkey feel. With no HOA, this one property favors low-maintenance living in a well-connected setting.
