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These experts know all the rules for constructing valuable residential real estate.  But when they build their own homes, they tend to break them. Photo: Kelly Marshall for The Wall Street Journal

These experts know all the rules for constructing valuable residential real estate. But when they build their own homes, they tend to break them. Photo: Kelly Marshall for The Wall Street Journal

How Luxury Home Builders Build for Themselves

Rising country musician Rob Baird purchased a one-story, three-bedroom bungalow near the University of Texas for $292,000 in 2010. It was renovated by his sister, award-winning architect Elizabeth Baird. Photo: Amy Mikler for The Wall Street Journal

Country Musician's Austin Home Designed by His Architect Sister

Russell Gordy has spent roughly $96 million amassing over 155,000 acres of mountain ranges, rivers, buttes and forest spread across states including Texas, Wyoming and Montana. Photo: Amy Mikler for The Wall Street Journal

Russell Gordy's Ranch Collection Across the American West

Luxury homeowners searching for peace find it on Daufuskie, an island off the coast of South Carolina. Some resorts have been struggling financially, a concern for potential buyers looking for a home. Photo: Kelli Boyd for The Wall Street Journal

Tranquility–and Luxury–on Daufuskie Island

Caroline and Martin Cruddace renovated a villa in the north London neighborhood of Highgate, where they created a private “apartment” as an escape from their three children, friends and three dogs. Photo: Dylan Thomas for The Wall Street Journal

A London Rundown Villa is Reborn

Those who choose homes inspired by the Palace of Versailles in France say it represents the pinnacle of success and achievement, and often the culmination of a life-long dream. Photo: Emily Wilson for The Wall Street Journal

Luxury Homes With Inspiration From Versailles

The late African-American architect, who worked with the biggest names in Hollywood, is back in the spotlight thanks to a number of recent, posthumous awards. Photo: Joe Schmelzer for The Wall Street Journal

Pioneering Architect Paul Revere Williams, Revisited

Architect Phil Freelon and his wife, Nnenna Freelon, a Grammy-nominated jazz singer, bought a Durham, N.C., penthouse apartment and created a loft-like, two-story space. Photo: Alston Thompson Photography for The Wall Street Journal

A North Carolina Couple's Modern Duplex

In Victoria, B.C., buyers priced out of Vancouver and other Canadian cities and semi-retired professionals able to work remotely are seeking out the city's laid-back, affordable lifestyle. Photo: Grant Harder for The Wall Street Journal

Victoria, Canada in Midst of Real-Estate Frenzy

Most home buyers wouldn’t dream of pulling the trigger on a purchase without multiple visits. But some luxury home shoppers make offers even though they have never been to the property. Photo: Dorothy Hong for The Wall Street Journal

Brave Buyers Purchase Homes Sight Unseen

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