Concierge Auctions opens bidding on $100M America 250 luxury sale
Concierge Auctions has opened bidding on its America 250 sale, a two-day luxury real estate event tied to the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The lineup spans more than $100 million in properties across North America and will culminate July 28 and 29 in New York City, with some proceeds from one Manhattan sale benefiting a conservation nonprofit.
Why it matters: - The sale puts more than US$100 million in luxury real estate on the block at a high-profile moment tied to the nation’s 250th anniversary. - The event concentrates marquee properties from several major markets into one auction platform, giving sellers speed and buyers a curated inventory. - One New York City penthouse sale is set to direct all proceeds to the Gorongosa Project in Mozambique. - Concierge Auctions’ Key For Key® program will fund new homes for families in need with each closing, in partnership with Giveback Homes.
What happened: - Concierge Auctions said bidding is now open for its “America 250” sale. - The event features luxury homes across North America and culminates over two days in New York City. - Day 1 is set for July 28 at The Dominick in SoHo. - Day 2 is set for July 29 at Sotheby’s New York at the Breuer Building. - The auction will stream live on conciergeauctions.com. - The lineup includes properties in Scottsdale, New York City, Dallas, Charlotte and other markets.
The details: - Silverleaf in Scottsdale, Arizona is listed at US$21.895 million, with bidding open at US$8.51 million. - The Scottsdale estate sits on five acres in North Scottsdale’s Silverleaf enclave and includes mountain views, an 18-car garage, a speakeasy and a private guest wing. - Las Catalinas de Pico Blanco in San José Province, Costa Rica is listed at US$11.995 million, with bidding open at US$6 million. - The Costa Rica estate covers more than 15 acres in Escazú and was designed by architect Rodrigo Trejos. - 2455 West Hill Road in Stowe, Vermont is listed at US$5.5 million, with bidding open at US$3 million. - The Stowe property spans 39 acres, has access to the VAST trail network and includes three fireplaces, a finished entertainment basement, a private pond and a four-car gear garage. - 3653 Hart Road in Cle Elum, Central Washington is listed at US$4.25 million, with bidding open at US$2.19 million. - The Washington estate spans 94 acres, borders a protected 500-acre elk conservatory and includes dual private gates, a heated pool and spa. - 320 North Sunset Boulevard in Gulf Breeze, Florida is listed at US$4.25 million, with bidding open at US$2.125 million. - The waterfront Pensacola Bay residence includes 180 feet of bay frontage, an atrium garden and tiered balconies. - Unit 6 at The Trust in Charlotte, North Carolina is listed at US$4.8 million, with bidding open at US$2 million. - The entire sixth floor residence includes private elevator entry, two covered terraces, a 1,162-bottle wine room and full home automation. - 65 Wili Okai Way in Lahaina, West Maui, Hawaii is listed at US$9.5 million, and bidding opens July 22. - The West Maui property sits on five acres in Pu’unoa and includes a guest home, infinity-edge saline pool, artist Larry Padilla metalwork and a fully owned solar system. - 3711 Lexington Avenue in Highland Park, Dallas is listed at US$29.9 million, with bidding open at US$17 million. - The Dallas estate is the final full house commission of Classicist Cole Smith and includes a near-Olympic natatorium, seven fireplaces and a primary suite. - 170 5th Avenue in New York City is listed at US$14.9 million, with bidding open at US$8.25 million. - The penthouse overlooks the Flatiron Building and Madison Square Park and includes a private roof terrace and the building’s golden cupola. - All proceeds from the New York City penthouse sale will benefit the Gorongosa Project in Mozambique. - 2103 Street Road in New Hope, Pennsylvania is listed at US$3.495 million, with bidding open at US$1.5 million. - The Pennsylvania property spans 12 acres, backs protected lands and includes a heated pool and guest cottage. - Images are available at conciergeauctions.com. - Private showings are available by appointment, in person or virtually. - More information, including property details and diligence documents, is available at ConciergeAuctions.com or by calling +1.212.202.2940.
Between the lines: - Concierge Auctions is using the America 250 theme to bundle geographically diverse trophy properties into a single branded event. - The New York City venue pairing with Sotheby’s adds prestige and likely broadens visibility among luxury buyers. - The mix of auction lots suggests a strategy to appeal to collectors of both architectural pedigree and lifestyle properties with land, privacy or water access.
What's next: - Bidding will continue through the two New York City sale days on July 28 and July 29. - Additional interest may build as private showings and online streaming expand access ahead of the live auction sessions. - Closing dates for each property will determine when Key For Key® funding is triggered for new homes.
The bottom line: - Concierge Auctions is turning a patriotic milestone into a major luxury sale event, with more than US$100 million in properties and one charitable Manhattan listing adding extra attention.
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