Former Adam Levine Estate Leads SoCal’s Showing as Five California Properties Crack the National Top 10
Los Angeles continued to dominate the country’s high-end housing market in October, with multiple Southern California estates ranking among the nation’s most expensive home sales, according to new data from Redfin.
While a newly built waterfront mansion in Delray Beach, Florida, claimed the top spot at $59 million, five of the 10 priciest deals nationwide involved California properties—three of them in greater Los Angeles. The month’s highest-profile local transaction was the former Montecito compound of Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine and model Behati Prinsloo, which closed for $57.3 million, placing it second overall.
A sprawling Del Mar estate tied for fourth place at $50 million, while a contemporary Newport Coast property secured the No. 6 spot at $38 million. Beverly Hills also made the list: a home on Oxford Way fetched $34 million, landing at No. 9.
California’s presence on the list underscores the region’s continuing strength in the luxury market, even as broader housing activity slows nationwide.
Top Southern California Sales in October
— 700 Picacho Lane, Montecito — $57.3 million (No. 2 nationally)
— 2920 Camino Del Mar, Del Mar — $50 million (Tied No. 4)
— 18 Swimmers Pt., Newport Coast — $38 million (No. 6)
— 901 Oxford Way, Beverly Hills — $34 million (No. 9)
Other U.S. Sales Rounding Out the Top 10
— Delray Beach, FL — $59 million
— Bonsall, CA — $53 million
— Coral Gables, FL — $50 million
— Delray Beach, FL — $37 million
— Upper East Side, New York, NY — $36 million
— Miami Beach, FL — $34 million
California’s influence extends beyond October. Year-to-date, Los Angeles has recorded several blockbuster transactions, including:
— 594 S. Mapleton Dr., Holmby Hills — $110 million (July)
— 630 Nimes Rd., Bel-Air — $110 million (May)
— 71 Beverly Park, Beverly Hills — $63.1 million (June)
— 28719 Grayfox St., Malibu — $80 million (July)
These sales place Los Angeles among the top-performing luxury markets of 2025, second only to Florida in overall dollar volume at the highest price tiers.
