Luxury

The Monterey Car Week auctions brought in a combined $343 million, which was up 37 percent from 2019. The event was canceled in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Monterey Car Week auctions are underway and estimated to bring in $320 million in sales. The event was canceled last year due to coronavirus restrictions.

Wealthy people are buying huge, statement crystals for their homes, according to a recent report.

Saks Fifth Avenue’s owner is teaming up with co-working company WeWork to convert some of its retail space to office space as customers continue to do more of their shopping online.

There’s a champagne crisis in the Hamptons that’s forcing East End restaurateurs to fly in their own bubbly — or drink (gasp!) alternatives like cava.

A San Francisco investment banker recently sold his Maui mansion to a retired hedge fund CEO and a Hollywood actress for $45 million.

As destination after destination reopens to foreign visitors, travel starved tourists are splashing out record amounts of cash on luxury hotel suites, the best bottles of champagne and other pricey perks.

The restaurant Serendipity 3 already claims world records for the most expensive burger ($295) and ice cream sundae ($1,000), so if the question is, "You want fries with that?" its answer is a resounding yes.

Folks interested in owning a flying car when the vehicles become available can expect to be set back for more than the cost of a high-end Ferrari, according to a new study.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises says it only took three hours for them to fully book their luxury world cruise set to sail in 2024, despite ticket prices starting at $73,499.