Haute Living has long had a fascination with Dubai, even dedicating an entire issue to the haute spot in the United Arab Emirates (July/August 2006). The Palm Jumeirah, one of the many man-made islands that are adding more than 600 miles to Dubai’s coastline, has welcomed its first residents, according to AP reports.

Old New York elegance and modern convenience come together at 92 Warren! Walk out of your own private key locked elevator onto this spectacular Penthouse featuring a wood burning fireplace, hardwood floors, washer/dryer, central air conditioning, 17 foot ceilings and 3 private terraces totaling 1,300 s.f. The kitchen is functionally designed with the gourmet in […]

Mediterranean style with 185 ft of direct waterfront. Entry foyer has 35 ft high ceiling. Butler’s Pantry, elevator, 1-2 car & 1 – 1 car garage with remote control openers plus covered carport. Impact glass French doors. 50 ft dock w/concrete pilings, boat lift, elec. & water hookups to accommodate 100 ft yacht. Five zone […]

A look at the amazing beach homes of Larry Ellison, Cher, Will Smith, Jeremy Piven and more!

Mega-hotelier André Balazs properties have long been the definition of sexy and cool sophistication. From the Raleigh in Miami which exudes an unmatchable retro-chic vibe to the Chateau Marmont in LA which has been the home to many an A-lister’s indiscretion, his properties continue to retain their place at the top of the list of What’s Haute.

Perennial Material Girl Madonna has added even more materials to her possession. Just this weekend, the London-based transport purchased a new London pad complete with ten bedrooms, four bathrooms, five reception rooms, a balcony to her collection.

Since the late 1800s, Bond Street has radiated elegance. The reemergence of this short, two-block street into chic Manhattan living could not have come at a better time. New Yorkers are always looking for something new and exciting, and as we reported in our April/May New York issue, Bond Street is being filled with life again.

Over a year after the development of the 170 building in the Upper East Side, its visionary design is still making waves. As our January/February 2006 issue predicted, Peter Marino’s integrated design of suburban living in the big city has given its residents a “new standard of family living”-to the extent that Yankees’ point man, Alex Rodriguez, 31, reportedly has his eye on one of the building’s $16 million penthouse suites.

At 76, global media magnate Rupert Murdoch still likes to keep in shape, and he wants to do it the most exquisite facility possible. As if his $44 million Fifth Avenue triplex penthouse is not large enough, Murdoch has decided to expand it further. Murdoch is spending $400,000 to renovate and enlarge the penthouse’s current exercise area.