Explore 5 of the World’s Most Exclusive Luxury Residences

Discover the epitome of luxury living in 2025 with stunning new developments across the globe. From the shores of Los Cabos to the Bahamas, these exclusive residences redefine elegance and comfort. Whether it’s oceanfront villas, boutique Caribbean retreats, or chic metropolitan towers, each property offers world-class amenities and extraordinary design. Explore the highlights of five exceptional projects in some of the world’s most desirable destinations.

Park Hyatt Los Cabos Residences, Los Cabos, Mexico

Located in one of the most coveted neighborhoods in Los Cabos, Park Hyatt Los Cabos Residences at Cabo Del Sol promises to be a landmark development. Scheduled to debut in late 2025, this project will consist of 11 fully furnished luxury villas and three residential buildings with eight exclusive residences. The design of these homes artfully blends ocean and desert elements, creating an inviting oasis that emphasizes warmth and organic allure. Homeowners will have the opportunity to purchase a membership to the Cove Club, featuring a private golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus. Villas start at $10.5 million, and residences at $5.475 million. parkhyattloscabosresidences.com

Island Sky St. John Residence Club, St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands  

Perched on a stunning hillside overlooking Turner Bay, Island Sky St. John Residence Club is 50% complete and will welcome its first residents by the end of 2025. This boutique development offers ten luxury one- and two-bedroom residences, each showcasing breathtaking Caribbean views and modern coastal designs. A westward-facing rooftop pool and lounge area will provide one of the island’s best spots to enjoy a spectacular sunset. Just minutes from Cruz Bay’s vibrant scene, Island Sky promises tranquility and convenience. Prices starting at $190,000 for 1/10^th ownership. islandskystjohn.com

Jack’s Bay, Eleuthera Island, Bahamas

Nestled on the southern coast of Eleuthera Island, Bahamas, Jack’s Bay is a 1,200-acre luxury club and residential community currently under development. It boasts a 10-hole Tiger Woods-designed golf course, “The Playground,” and will soon feature the world’s first 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Heritage course, set for completion in 2025. Phase I, including the Atlantic Clubhouse, pool, Spa Village, and Atlantic Club Cottages, is expected to be completed in late 2024. Residents will enjoy exclusive amenities like a private dock, beach club, sports pavilion, and access to outdoor adventures like deep-sea fishing, snorkeling, and exploring hidden caves. jacksbayclub.com

ELLE Residences Miami, Miami, Florida

The world’s largest fashion and media lifestyle brand, ELLE, makes its debut in residential real estate with ELLE Residences Miami. This 25-story tower in Edgewater will offer 180 turnkey, move-in-ready contemporary homes. The project reflects ELLE’s signature style, bringing a chic, trendsetting influence to luxury living. The development will feature resort-style amenities such as a rooftop pool, French Riviera-inspired sundeck, and wellness spaces, including a spa and high-tech gym. Residents can also enjoy panoramic views of Biscayne Bay from the rooftop pool. Starting at $525,000. elleresidencesmiami.com

The Abaco Club, Winding Bay, Bahamas

With only a few properties left of phase one, The Cays, the newest beachfront villa neighborhood at The Abaco Club, is one of the Caribbean’s most sought-after communities. Alongside the villas, ongoing amenity enhancements include The Winding Bay Club, renovated restaurants, a new sporting field and a putting course designed by Darren Clarke. Families can enjoy annual events like Lobsterfest, as well as kids’ programming with themed parties and sports. With growing demand for second homes in the Caribbean, The Abaco Club’s stunning Winding Bay Beach offers ideal conditions for snorkeling, kayaking, and more. Remaining properties at The Cays start at $5.7 million. theabacoclub.com

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