As global wealth continues to evolve, the home has become the ultimate expression of lifestyle and legacy—positioning luxury real estate as one of the most stable and strategically important asset classes in the modern economy.
March brought a noticeable shift in Oʻahu’s luxury single‑family home market, marked by a surge in sales activity but also signs of more selective buyer behavior.
Knight Frank’s latest Wealth Report highlights a continued strength in the global luxury residential real estate market, even as broader housing conditions remain uneven across different regions.
Despite February being a shorter month, Oahu’s luxury single family home market showed increased momentum.
The Miami luxury single-family home market has entered a more balanced phase after several years of aggressive growth.
Living large is back as more bedrooms, more square footage, and more flexibility are experiencing increasing demand by luxury home buyers.
The luxury real estate sector is set to continue to outperform the general housing market, a trend sustained despite high interest rates and affordability issues that affect many buyers.
Demand for luxury real estate is predicted to continue throughout 2026 with the transfer of generational wealth being one of the leading drivers, according to the most recent Luxury Outlook from Sotheby’s International Realty.
After several years of strong price growth, Calgary’s real estate market entered a period of transition in 2025, driven by rising supply and easing demand pressures, according to a Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB) report.
As we look ahead to 2026, the luxury housing markets across North America are shaping up for a year of stability, measured growth, and opportunity.