Most famous for being the place where Elvis Presley and his wife Priscilla honeymooned in 1967, a midcentury modern home in Palm Springs, California has just hit the market for $9.3 million. Dubbed the Alexander Residence, the property in Vista Las Palmas dates to 1960 when it was designed by architect William Krisel for local real estate developer Bob Alexander. The spaceship-esque digs are made up of four circular pods tucked underneath an angular slope roof. In the years since, the abode has undergone a renovation and now comprises four bedrooms and four bathrooms across its 4,700 square feet. Back in the ‘80s, the late legendary comedian Joan Rivers snapped up an opulent triplex penthouse in Manhattan which recently popped back up for sale. Listed for $28 million, the Upper East Side aerie is decked out with Gilded Age details including Parquet de Versailles floors, crystal chandeliers, and wood-burning fireplaces. The five-bedroom apartment also comes with stone terraces overlooking Central Park and Fifth Avenue. |
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 Now occupied by a Saudi prince and described as a "masterpiece of Gilded Age grandeur," the triplex residence is just steps from Fifth Avenue and Central Park. Read More |
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| | | A new $1 billion residential development will boast an infinity pool that links its two towers. Read More |
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| | | The couple leased the midcentury-modern hideaway in the Southern California desert community for about a year during the 1960s. It just hit the market for $9.3 million. Read More |
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| | | Dating back to 1899, the two-family Lexington Ave property was recently renovated and features five bedrooms, plus a private backyard garden. Read More |
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| | | Inside a home crafted in the late 1950s by John Lloyd Wright. Read More |
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