Friday, October 23, 2026Homes, cars, jets, yachts, art, watches, gifts and the fortunes behind them — what sold, for how much, around the clock
Send a tipThe Real Deal says agents tie the Amazon founder to the buyer of a 17,500-square-foot estate. Public records name only a Delaware company, and none of the sources we reviewed has Bezos confirming the link.
Forbes' live ranking showed Musk above $1 trillion on Wednesday after a surge in SpaceX and Tesla. These are estimates that change through the day.
A 1907 Kandinsky returned to the heirs of Amsterdam collectors Hedwig and Emanuel Lewenstein sold above its estimate, though short of the artist's auction record.
Mansion Global reports the seven-bedroom estate sold about 19% under its July list price; the listing agents say it went under contract after 47 days on the market.
Supercar Blondie says the Bugatti-Rimac CEO gave the first of 40 Nevera R cars to its owner; the car lists from €2.3 million.
The hammer price is not what the winner pays: a tiered fee on top adds millions to a top lot. Here is how the arithmetic works, using rates the auction houses publish.
A nearly 10-acre compound west of Fort Lauderdale, with a full basketball complex, is on the market at an asking price, not a sale price.
Sotheby's New York holds its Magnum Opus evening auction tonight, with estimates totaling $32.65m to $47.62m before premiums. A second sale follows on Thursday.
This week's Gift Edit runs from a six-place-setting egg at $185,000 to Christofle silver-plate at $830 to $1,910 and a $230 Lancôme advent calendar, with prices as the sellers list them.