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Few architects are as well known around the world as Frank Lloyd Wright. Robb Report takes a look at the visionary's extraordinary life and some of his most famous creations that can be visited by the public. Meanwhile, former billionaire Microsoft engineer Charles Simonyi is rumored to be the secret buyer who has shelled out about $350 million on a series of Palm Beach properties, some oceanfront and some not, some vacant and some with homes. And, finally, we explore how climate change is affecting the luxury property industry, creating a shift toward more sustainable and resilient construction technologies.

Everything You Need to Know About Frank Lloyd Wright-Including His Most Famous Works

Considered one of the greatest architects of all time, the visionary builder and dedicated naturalist created a style that is uniquely American.

How Extreme Weather Is Reshaping the Prime Real Estate Market

Weather disasters have prompted a major industry shift towards sustainable and climate-resilient construction.

A Secret Buyer Is Snapping up a Series of Million-Dollar Properties in Palm Beach

Linked to software pioneer Charles Simonyi, the approximately $350 million assemblage includes land once owned by William Lauder, Jon Bon Jovi, and Cathie Black.

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One of the Last Southern California Homes Built by Joseph Eichler Lists for $1.7 Million

Claude Oakland designed the Thousand Oaks abode in 1964 for the iconic developer. It's only had two sets of owners since then.

This $13.5 Million Home in Ibiza Has Its Own Infinity Pool and Private Beach Access

The Vista Alegre residence with Mediterranean Sea views also features interiors by Dutch designer Eric Kuster.

This $8 Million Carmel Home Has Hit the Market for the First Time in Nearly 50 Years

The 1930s address sits on nearly two acres and neighbors Joan Fontaine's former abode.

This $40 Million Bel Air Mansion Is Crowned With a Rooftop Pickleball Court

The spec-built home also includes a wellness center, a 10-car auto gallery, and sweeping ocean and city views.

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July 07, 2025

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