Highlights from this week’s top news stories on luxury and global real estate, art, collectibles, and home.

Wappingers Falls, New York | Rachel Hyman-Rouse and Matthew Carey, Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty

The 1870s building—recently renovated by an artist—comes with a fire pit, outdoor gathering area, and detached red barn with a lofted level.

This Gothic Farmhouse in New York’s Hudson Valley Could Be Yours for $850K – Dwell

200-Year-Old Manhattan Townhouse Hits the Market for $7.5 Million – Mansion Global

Talking Manhattan – Urban Digs

7 Best Places to Buy a Vacation Home in North Carolina — From the Mountains to the Beach – Travel + Leisure

$750,000 Homes in Georgia, Washington and Indiana – The New York Times

These Retirees Won’t Settle for Sleepy Suburbs—They’re Moving to the Big City – Wall Street Journal

House Hunting in Finland: On the Baltic Sea in Greater Helsinki – The New York Times

Hot property: five homes for sale near surfing hot spots – Financial Times

Off-grid Hawaiian art farm lists for $4m – The Spaces

Hot Property: Barnstable Home Ready for Year-Round Living – Boston Herald

See Inside One of Santa Fe’s Most Expensive Residential Listing – Albuquerque Business Journal

Sotheby’s Auctions a Pair of Virgil Abloh-Signed Louis Vuitton “LV Trainer” – Hypebeast

Sotheby’s Partners with the Liverpool Football Club to offer NFT ‘Superheroes’ – Barron’s

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