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Yahoo
14 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt Snaps Up A $24 Million San Francisco Apartment To Add To His Global Property Portfolio
Benzinga and Yahoo Finance LLC may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt knows a bargain when he sees one. He has just scooped up a $24 million co-op in San Francisco's exclusive Pacific Heights neighborhood, a decade after its previous owner paid $32 million for it and embarked on an extensive renovation, The Wall Street Journal reports. Schmidt, worth $23 billion, has been on an extensive real estate shopping spree recently. Last month, he spent over $55 million on a London mansion in the upscale Holland Park area, according to the Financial Times. As with that investment, his latest purchase was purely as an investment, the Journal reported. Don't Miss: GoSun's breakthrough rooftop EV charger already has 2,000+ units reserved — become an investor in this $41.3M clean energy brand today. Invest early in CancerVax's breakthrough tech aiming to disrupt a $231B market. Back a bold new approach to cancer treatment with high-growth potential. Schmidt and his wife, Wendy, have a global property portfolio comprising homes in New York City, Los Angeles, Montecito, California; Rhinebeck, New York; Washington, D.C.; Miami Beach, Florida; and Nantucket, Massachusetts, according to the Journal. In addition, the outlet reported, the Schmidt Family Foundation purchased 350 acres of land in Montecito, which will remain undeveloped as a preserve. The seller, Chris R. Redlich Jr., is taking the nearly $10 million loss on his home. He was a retired shipping executive who initially used the historic co-op as a primary residence before embarking on an extensive renovation with interior designer Suzanne Tucker. 'Like all remodels, it started out with us saying, 'Oh, let's just move this over there,' he told the Journal. 'It ended up as a complete design.' Trending: This Jeff Bezos-backed startup will allow you to become a landlord in just 10 minutes, with minimum investments as low as $100. The 5,700-square-foot home features three bedrooms, wraparound terraces with views of the Golden Gate and the Bay bridges, two kitchens, and a private elevator opening directly into the marble-clad entry area. Redlich appeared to chalk up his loss to the cost of doing business in California and, in 2024, paid a further $32 million for a home set on 50 acres in Nashville. 'The taxes were too high relative to what we were getting,' Redlich told the Journal. 'I wouldn't put a business in California now on a bet.' He added, 'On my balance sheet, I'd already reserved a big discount on that place and our discount number was relatively close to what it ended up being,' he said. Investing and philanthropy have been the twin pillars of Schmidt's life since he stepped down from the board of Google's parent company, Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG, GOOGL)), in 2019 and his role as technical advisor in 2020. Notable investments since have included Uber (NASDAQ:UBER), SoFi (NASDAQ:SOFI), and Zymergen through Innovation Endeavors, a company he co-founded. He has funded multiple eco-based initiatives through The Schmidt Family Foundation. See Next: $100k in assets? Maximize your retirement and cut down on taxes: Book your free call with a financial advisor to start your financial journey – no cost, no obligation. Warren Buffett once said, "If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die." Here's how you can earn passive income with just $100. This article Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt Snaps Up A $24 Million San Francisco Apartment To Add To His Global Property Portfolio originally appeared on © 2025 Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved. Sign in to access your portfolio
News.com.au
20 hours ago
- Business
- News.com.au
Qld's 20 biggest home sales of the year revealed
The Sunshine State is fast becoming the nation's new money magnet for property seekers, with a record-breaking $40m Queensland deal making the country's list of the 20 biggest sales of the financial year. A whopping $380m was spent on just 20 residential properties in the past 12 months — five in Brisbane, and the rest scattered across the Gold Coast and Noosa — with agents reporting an exodus of Melbourne buyers and an influx of local buyers. Among the cashed-up buyers and sellers are an airport magnate and airline CEO, a professional surfer, a fashion label founder, and an online betting guru. From LA-inspired mansions and rare beachfront blocks on the Gold Coast to large estates in Brisbane's fanciest suburbs, there was no shortage of money changing hands for properties priced above $5m, despite the struggle for many to even get into the market. Cohen Handler Queensland director Jordan Navybox said the level of interest in Brisbane properties in the $5m-plus category had been 'huge'. 'In suburbs like Teneriffe and Ascot, only a handful of properties are on the market,' Mr Navybox said. MORE: Owners collect 20-times profit on stunning beach shack sale Mr Navybox said the broader Brisbane market continued to show 'remarkable resilience' in the current high interest rate environment. 'Since January, of our 210 purchases so far, we have sourced and purchased 37 properties over $5m, including 12 over $10m. That increase in prestige transactions over the past five years is tenfold. Queenslanders are investing more and more in their principal place — and rightfully so being the only tax free asset we'll own. 'There's a lot of noise out there, geopolitically, post-election legislation, pending interest rate decisions, volatile stock market, but in South East Queensland, confidence is holding. 'ANZ is forecasting a nine to 10 per cent uplift in Brisbane property prices for the calendar year, outpacing other capital cities once again. 'I expect the growth to be greater than that if we see the 75 basis point total rate reduction that is forecast by Christmas.' Place Estate Agents managing director Sarah Hackett, who negotiated two of the biggest apartment sales of the year, said demand for apartment living was 'so strong'. 'We've got so many people wanting to downsize and forgo the maintenance of a big home and go to one level of living,' Mrs Hackett said. 'They want something of scale, but without the upkeep.' She said many people in New Farm, Hamilton, and surrounding suburbs, were looking to downsize to house-sized apartments. On the Gold Coast, the Kollosche team reported a number of suburb records were broken during the past year. 'While blue-chip locations such as Broadbeach Waters, Sorrento and Mermaid Waters continued to excel, new benchmarks were also set in emerging suburbs such as Bilinga, Currumbin Waters and Pacific Pines,' the agency stated in its end-of-year report. 'These results suggest that buyers are casting the net wider, exploring up-and-coming areas where value and lifestyle align.' QLD'S TOP 20 HOME SALES OF FY 2025 1. Jefferson Lane and Fourth Ave, Palm Beach - $40m The couple behind this buy blew away the competition when they dropped $40m on a beachfront property in Palm Beach — a new Queensland residential sale price record. The amalgamated purchase, which spans 1525 sq m over three titles, was sold by former Sydney Swans AFL player and property investor Tony Smith, who owns FINNS Beach Club in Bali. The buyer plans to demolish the 1960s beach shack, villa, and timber pole house on the site to make way for two new beach homes. 2. Sutherland Ave, Ascot - $23m A new record home price for Brisbane was established with the sale of a heritage-listed home in the affluent suburb of Ascot for $23m through Damon Warat of Ray White Ascot and Jordan Navybox of Cohen Handler Queensland. The property had been renovated by construction boss Brett Walker of BWC Group, who paid $10m for it in 2021. 3. Noosa Pde, Noosa Heads - $22.5m A richlister who made a fortune selling off a childcare business snapped up this $22.5m holiday home and has made it available for the experience of a lifetime on his private Airbnb-style service. Brendan McAssey, who sold his now 80-strong childcare chain Only About Children for circa $400m over eight years ago, has been steadily buying up luxury 'toys' that he makes earn their keep via a prestigious Airbnb-style service for the wealthy. The six-bedroom, six-bathroom trophy home designed by Stephen Kidd was sold by Nic Hunter and Tom Offermann of Tom Offermann Real Estate. 4. Mcmillan Court, Southport - $22m Former Gold Coast Suns boss Tony Cochrane and wife Thea sold their Gold Coast mansion for $22m. The Cochranes, who are global sports and entertainment producers, had had the property on the market since November, 2023. Coastal's Matt Lanyon and McGrath Gold Coast North's James Courtney teamed up to get the mega deal sealed. Set over four levels, the home includes five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a six-car basement. 5. Gordon St, Hawthorne - $20.25m This riverfront property sold for $20.25m through Sarah Hackett of Place Estate Agents to a local family. The six-bedroom home on a 2985 sq m block has 32m of river frontage, a 20m private jetty, a riverside pool and bar, tennis court, and gym, to name just a few of the features. 6. Jefferson Lane, Palm Beach - $20.2m A pair of original beachfront shacks yielded an astonishing 20-fold profit for a family who had held the land for more than 30 years. Records show online betting guru Andrew Fahey was the buyer of the 817 sqm parcel at Palm Beach after making an unprecedented offer that trumped several developers. Marketing agent Nick Williams, of Williams Real Estate Indooroopilly, said the buyer intended to build a showstopper family home after flipping another property. Records show the Brisbane-based owners, Rhiannon Wihardjo and Linda Fan, paid $1,072,500 for the two lots with combined 20m beach frontage in 1993. 7. Virginia Ave, Hawthorne - $20m A Brisbane riverfront mansion listed by a major pharmacy chain's founder sold late last year after a search for an offer more than $20 million. Don Gardiner and his wife Colleen initially put their Hawthorne mansion up for sale in August of 2023, later pausing the sale and resuming in 2024. The five-bedroom, six-bathroom home was sold by Sarah Hackett, who described it as a 'once in a lifetime' opportunity. The buyer remains confidential. 8. Newstead Tce, Newstead - $20m A new record was set for Brisbane's apartment market in February with the sale of this iconic penthouse. The 1060 sqm, riverfront property in the exclusive Pier development in Newstead was formerly owned by retired company director, Howard Stack and his wife, Hilary, who paid $14.25m for it in 2008 — a record at the time. 9. Southern Cross Drive, Surfers Paradise - $18.5m This Hollywood Hills-style mega mansion on a prized Main River triple block sold under the hammer for $18.5m in February. Thirteen, mostly local, bidders registered for the Surfers Paradise trophy home following a high-profile sales campaign by Kollosche principal, Michael Kollosche, and agent, Jamie Harrison. 10. Marseille Court, Sorrento - $18m This extravagant mansion, known for hosting parties with world-famous celebrities, was once the Gold Coast's most expensive home: built in the 1980s for businessman Sir Justin Hickey and his wife, Lady Barbara Hickey. The two would go on to host a range of opulent parties on the property, with guests such as Frank Sinatra, Whitney Houston, Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah, and the Rolling Stones. 11. Refinery Pde, New Farm - $17.5m In one of the biggest sales for Brisbane this year, a mega penthouse with a wellness centre and eight-car garage in New Farm sold for $17.5m. The seller, Brisbane expat Ben Cleary, a director of multi-billion dollar fund manager, Tribeca Investment Partners, paid $10m for the property in 2020 — a record price at the time. Place Estate Agents managing director Sarah Hackett negotiated the sale of the property to a local family. 12. Hedges Ave, Mermaid Beach - $17m This mansion on Hedges Ave, Mermaid Beach, had been held by the same family for 25 years before recently selling off-market for a price that sets a benchmark for the coveted oceanfront stretch known as Billionaire's Row. The sale equates to $41,975 per square metre. Records show the property had been owned by Louise Gordon since December 2000, when it was purchased for $1.55m. 13. Minyama Island, Minyama - $17m This near-new, jawdropping mansion smashed the suburb sale price record when it sold earlier this year for $17m through Jordan Lund of Elite Lifestyle Properties. The luxurious, architecturally-designed property on Queensland's Sunshine Coast was snapped up by a young businessman from interstate. 14. Allambi Rise, Noosa Heads - $16.9m This decades-old cottage with sea views, originally built in the 1960s, was snapped up by a highflying Brisbane buyer. The property had been owned for the past 50 years by a Melbourne family, trading under Hemingway Holdings Pty Ltd. 15. Hedges Ave, Mermaid Beach - $16.75m The owner of Australia's only privately funded airport, Toowoomba Wellcamp forked out almost $17m for this beachfront holiday home. Records show the vendor, Azzura Group boss Roberto Badalotti, purchased the property for $9m from former Gold Coast Suns chair Tony Cochrane in 2007. Three years later, the property transferred to Mermaid Property Group for $4.1m, with Mr Badalotti listed as a director of the company. 16. Monaco St, Broadbeach Waters - $16.5m The luxurious Gold Coast estate known as The Bachelor mansion sold for $16.5m six months after the sensational collapse of an $18m contract on the riverfront trophy mansion. The Broadbeach Waters property that was used as the backdrop of The Bachelors, which aired on Channel 10 in January, 2023, first hit the market in 2023. Property records reveal the seller, Sharon Cummings, paid $14.5m for the estate in October, 2021. 17. Hilton Tce, Noosaville - $16.5m Once the home of the late philanthropist, Harry Spring, who donated much land to the Noosa community, this riverfront site was snapped up before going to market just last week. Selling agent Tom Offermann of Tom Offermann Real Estate said it sold to a buyer on his database who 'recognised the rarity' of the 1940 sqm, north-facing site with a jetty and boat ramp. The new owners plan to demolish the current house and re-build. 18. Golden Four Dr, Bilinga - $16.05m Surf legend Mick Fanning scored $16.05m for his beachfront dream home in a pre-auction wipeout deal setting a new benchmark for the southern Gold Coast. The three-time world champion's Bilinga property was snapped up by a local family a week before it was scheduled to go under the hammer, becoming the most expensive residential home sold between Coolangatta and Currumbin. 19. Monaco St, Broadbeach Waters - $15.51m An entertainer's dream home built by Thunder From Down Under founder Billy Cross and his wife Jackie changed hands for $15.51m earlier this year. The entrepreneurial couple sold their LA-inspired mansion to former KPMG global executive James Collier for $12.4m in July 2021, but he put the trophy home back on the market three years later. It had been listed at $16.75m, but the vendors dropped their asking price and sealed a deal. 20. Bayview Rd, Noosa Heads - $15m Bidding started at $10m when this property went to auction in November, before selling to a mystery buyer, who plans to use it as a 'home away from home', according to marketing agent Chris Miller of Tom Offermann Real Estate. It was built by Deborah and Glen Watson, whose previous luxury homes in the area have sold for as much as $13.5m. *************************** 20. 55 Knightsbridge Parade West, Sovereign Islands - $14.5m Buyer: Undisclosed Seller: John Corbett This sprawling waterfront estate on Sovereign Islands changed hands for $14.5m. The seven-bedroom, nine-bathroom house on a 1,458 sqm canalfront lot featured a distinctive medieval-style facade and was known locally as 'the castle'. Coastal agent Edin Kara negotiated the sale. 24 Winch Court, Mermaid Waters - $14.005m 153 Hedges Ave, Mermaid Beach - $13.75m, May Buyer: Wade and Caroline von Bibra 16. 38 Seaview Tce, Sunshine Beach - $13.1m, September Buyer: Brad Heath, managing director of Sure Insurance 17. 56 Windermere Rd, Hamilton - $13m Seller: Retail entrepreneurs Michael and Melissa Josephson, founders of Universal Store 18. 19 Key Court, Noosa Heads - $13m, July Buyer: Regis Healthcare co-founder Bryan Dorman 19. Wendell St, Norman Park - $13m, June Seller: Max Panettiere of Panettiere Developments 71 Jefferson Lane, Palm Beach - $13m, August 20. 8/49 Maxwell St, New Farm - $12.8m, January Buyer - John O'Brien, wife Helen, founder of Poolwerx 20 Langisde Rd, Hamilton - $12.7m, 9/81 Hastings St, Noosa Heads - $12.51, November Buyer: Cameron Bertalli, CEO and Managing Director of Patterson Cheney Cars and Truck 7 Prospect Tce, Hamilton - $12.3m, September Buyer - Louis Zenonos Seller: Adam and Daniella Carmichael, who relocated to Brisbane after selling up their auto dealerships in Townsville 30 Mount St, Burleigh Heads - $12m, March Seller: Adam Sullivan Buyer: RSL Queensland for Dream Home Art Union 28/74-86 Old Burleigh Rd, Surfers Paradise- LA Sabbia penthouse 2 Wave St, Mermaid Beach - $11.6m, April Steven Stoddart Whipbird, Panorama , Doonan - $11.2m 12 Elystan Rd, New Farm - $10.7m, December Seller: Buyer: Jamie and Nicky Charman
Daily Mail
a day ago
- Automotive
- Daily Mail
The luxury house Aston Martin built
Aston Martin doesn't just want to flog its luxury cars to well-heeled clients - now it wants to sell them a lifestyle. The British auto firm based in Gaydon, Warwickshire has today unveiled its first ultra-luxury house. However, if you wanted it, you'd need to pack your bags and move to Tokyo first. The N °001 Minami Aoyama home has just been completed in the Japanese capital in partnership with real estate developer Vibroa. The four-storey private residence is situated in the city's highly desirable boutique Omotesandō neighbourhood, meaning you'll need a sizable collection of zeros in your bank account to afford it. The townhouse extends the company's exclusive property portfolio, which already includes the Aston Martin Residence apartment block in Miami . It also designed the interiors for 'The Astera' complex on Al Marjan Island in the United Arab Emirates. Both are worlds away from affordable housing. And while the mega mansion boasts a gym, wine cellar, theatre, dedicated golf simulator, and a private spa, the garage is arguably the most incredible showpieces of all. 'N°001 Minami Aoyama is a true showcase for bespoke craft, high-end technology and a unifying design language that parallels the truth to materials, perfect proportions and effortless beauty of Aston Martin's range of luxury sports cars,' so Aston Martin's blurb says. But what are the important figures in the sales brochure? It offers three storeys above a substantial basement level, three en-suite bedrooms, and a total floor area of 724 m2 (7,793 ft2). On the outside, it's - unsurprisingly - a stunning spectacle. The exterior façade to the front uses vertically-aligned metal louvers of varying proportions and angular fins that are split by a singular LED light, which looks like the spine of the electric building. 'Together, these create a shifting presence throughout the day as light plays on the reflective surfaces, providing animation as well as privacy,' the car maker claims. And they also provide a tiny glimpse of the lavish interior finishes, like the rippled mirrored ceilings and a wilderness of plants on the first-floor spa terrace. To the rear is balconies galore, with four in total as well as a selection of enormous portrait windows that flood light into the property. There's a roof-top terrace too, with 360-degree views of the affluent district of the Japanese city - including Tokyo tower - as well as an entertaining space, outdoor kitchen, and planting section that acts as a mini garden oasis. Back indoors, one of the main focal points of the property is its dramatic sculpted staircase. This is formed from folded steel and shaped to give the impression of a piece of origami. Running from the basement and ground floor, adjoining an internal garden and illuminated by a feature pendant chandelier, it is one of the most jaw-dropping aspects of the luxury home. An ultra-expensive kitchen features black lava stone surfaces and Italian-crafted grey oak cabinets, which are contrasted by nebula steel and pewter metal accents throughout. Many of the unique furniture pieces were custom designed under Aston Martin's direct supervision, too. This includes the first-floor spa, with sauna and bath finished in natural Hinoki timber cladding and using a specially designed audio system. There's an outdoor Onsen pool too, with seating on the private terrace. Like its cars, Aston Martin also commissioned a fully-integrated Bowers & Wilkins audio system that plays in every room of the residence. It's not a garage; it's an 'automotive gallery' The 'showcase space' consists of two covered parking spaces that presents a two-vehicle collection 'as if they were sculptural works of art'. A 'special glass vision panel brings the vehicles into the lounge and meeting room on the ground floor,' the car maker says. The garage area has adaptive lighting and a wave-texture metal ceiling for a final splash of opulence. From the outside, with the gallery shutters open, it reveals the incredible garage roof as well as a peek inside the premium pad's living space. Announcing its completion, Marek Reichman, executive vice president and chief creative officer at Aston Martin said: 'Throughout the design and construction of N°001 Minami Aoyama we have worked closely with Vibroa to celebrate the influence of Tokyo's culture, history and style. Before you pick up the phone to call a real estate agent in Tokyo to inquire about the price, save yourself the time. That's because the property was sold to a private buyer back in 2022.
BBC News
a day ago
- Business
- BBC News
'Omaze house raffles are helping our Blakeney businesses'
Business owners in a small town where luxury homes have been won as raffle prizes say they have benefited from the publicity generated by the has held two prize draws featuring multi-million-pound mansions in Blakeney, Norfolk, both heavily promoted on television and online.A family that runs a local fish stall says the competition has "brought in more people" - and the director of a holiday homes letting company says the advertisements "show people the beauty of the area". In 2023, former paratrooper Daren Bell won a £4.5m home and the winner of a second property, valued at £6m, is still waiting to receive the keys due to unresolved planning breaches. Omaze, a for-profit company, partners competitions with charities and celebrity endorsements using a sweepstake system, offering large value homes as in 2012 in the US, it provides at least 17% of the money raised through its prize draws to charities. Mr Bell won the Blakeney through a £10 Omaze prize draw in 2023, and now lives there with his family. His home is just a short walk from the harbour, where the family-run fish stall, By The Quayside, has been part of the community for the past 17 Darby, 21, who works at the stall, has described Blakeney as a "hidden gem". She said the Omaze competition had "definitely brought in so many more people around the area". Tallulah first saw the advertising for the house raffle on TV and said she was thrilled to recognise her own town."It's quite amazing, because you only ever think of those competitions happening in places like Cornwall, Devon or London," she said. At least two members of her family bought tickets for the draw, which she described as a rare opportunity to win a home they "would never dream of being able to own".James Player, 41, the director of The Blakeney Cottage Company, said he was "very lucky to live here".His firm rents out holiday homes along the coast. He said the house raffles had been "marketed widely", showcasing "the beauty of the area". He added: "You have these beautiful drone shots over the salt marsh and things like that, which people are gonna really like and really draw people in."It is a little nudge, a little reminder of how nice it is and encourage them to come back."He said the competitions succeeded in "getting people living in houses"."One of the things that we hate around here is just houses sitting empty for months and months at a time," he added. The winner of the recent £6m home competition was still waiting to receive the keys because unresolved planning breaches had held up the transfer. Vicky Curtis-Cresswell said she felt "pure joy" after winning the property in Blakeney, Norfolk, in the Omaze and Comic Relief Omaze mansion looks across to Blakeney Point, a National Nature Reserve, where seals breed in winter and birds such as terns nest in spring. Follow Norfolk news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Toll Brothers Announces New Luxury Home Community Coming Soon to Lawrenceville, Georgia
Ledgestone will offer single-family homes with resort-style amenities in sought-after Lawrenceville, Georgia LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga., June 26, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE:TOL), the nation's leading builder of luxury homes, today announced the upcoming launch of Ledgestone, a new luxury home community in Lawrenceville, Georgia. This exclusive Toll Brothers neighborhood will include spacious single-family homes and an array of luxury amenities. Sales are anticipated to begin in early 2026. Ledgestone will feature elevated home designs offering up to 4,674 square feet with 5 bedrooms, 4 to 5.5 bathrooms, and 3-car garages. Customers will have the opportunity to personalize their homes with options such as flex rooms, patios, and basements and will choose their design finishes at the Toll Brothers Design Studio in Alpharetta, Georgia. Homes are anticipated to be priced from $1 million. 'We're excited to introduce Ledgestone by Toll Brothers in Gwinnett County, with its unique blend of luxury and convenience in one of Georgia's most sought-after locations,' said Eric White, Division President of Toll Brothers in Georgia. 'With expansive floor plans and unrivaled personalization options, this community will redefine luxury living in Lawrenceville.'Residents will enjoy robust future onsite amenities including a pool, clubhouse, cabanas, bocce ball courts, an activities lawn, playground, and grill station. The community is conveniently located near top shopping, dining, and entertainment destinations, including Gas South Arena, downtown Lawrenceville, and The Exchange at Gwinnett. Children in Ledgestone will have the opportunity to attend highly rated schools in the Peachtree Ridge Cluster, including Peachtree Ridge High School, providing excellent educational opportunities. Toll Brothers customers will experience one-stop shopping at the Toll Brothers Design Studio. The state-of-the-art Design Studio allows customers to choose from a wide array of selections to personalize their dream home with the assistance of Toll Brothers professional Design Consultants. Ledgestone will be located at 1941 Lebanon Road in Lawrenceville. For more information and to join the Toll Brothers interest list for Ledgestone, call 888-686-5542 or visit About Toll Brothers Toll Brothers, Inc., a Fortune 500 Company, is the nation's leading builder of luxury homes. The Company was founded 58 years ago in 1967 and became a public company in 1986. Its common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol 'TOL.' The Company serves first-time, move-up, empty-nester, active-adult, and second-home buyers, as well as urban and suburban renters. Toll Brothers builds in over 60 markets in 24 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Washington, as well as in the District of Columbia. The Company operates its own architectural, engineering, mortgage, title, land development, smart home technology, and landscape subsidiaries. The Company also develops master-planned and golf course communities as well as operates its own lumber distribution, house component assembly, and manufacturing operations. Toll Brothers has been one of Fortune magazine's World's Most Admired Companies™ for 10+ years in a row, and in 2024 the Company's Chairman and CEO Douglas C. Yearley, Jr. was named one of 25 Top CEOs by Barron's magazine. Toll Brothers has also been named Builder of the Year by Builder magazine and is the first two-time recipient of Builder of the Year from Professional Builder magazine. For more information visit From Fortune, ©2025 Fortune Media IP Limited. All rights reserved. Used under license. Contact: Andrea Meck | Toll Brothers, Senior Director, Public Relations & Social Media | 215-938-8169 | ameck@ A photo accompanying this announcement is available at Sent by Toll Brothers via Regional Globe Newswire (TOLL-REG)Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
