One of the most expensive houses ever listed for sale in the US is back on the market — and this time it's asking even more.

"Le Palais Royal," a 60,000-square-foot, Versailles-inspired compound in Hillsboro Beach, Florida, spent a year on the market without selling at an asking price of $139 million. Though that price made it the most expensive home for sale in the US at the time, its main residence's construction has now been completed, and it's currently listed for sale with an even higher price tag: $159 million.

That price includes new additions on a lot adjacent to the property, which the listing refers to as "phase two" of the construction. When completed, it will feature some crazy amenities, including an underground party zone with an ice skating rink, a track for go-karting, a two-lane bowling alley, and even space that can be used for a nightclub. 

It is currently owned by construction mogul Robert Pereira, who had originally planned to live in the residence, but changed his mind, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Mayi de la Vega of One Sotheby’s International Realty has the listing.

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The Le Palais Royal is not your typical mega-mansion.

Instead, it's a 60,000-square-foot, 4-acre compound along 465 feet of oceanfront in Hillsboro Beach, Florida. This particular stretch of beachfront housing is known by some as "Millionaires Mile."

Construction on the main home just finished. It sat on the market as an unfinished project for a year.

The Beckhams may have watched too much "Downton Abbey" for their own good.

According to the Mirror, People's "sexiest man alive" David Beckham and his wife Victoria Beckham are set to plunk down $41 million on a country estate in The Cotswolds, in south-central England. The historic and grand 10-bedroom estate in question, known as The Abbotswood Estate, is set on 774 acres of pristine English countryside.

It's also reportedly the most expensive country home in the UK.

Knight Frank has the listing.

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The Beckhams may be moving to the country.

Rumor has it that the pair have purchased The Abbotswood Estate, a 774-acre property in the English countryside.

On the estate is a historic 10-bedroom manor house built in 1865. It's plenty of room for their four children, plus any new additions.

Fancy yourself a super villain? This may be your chance to live exactly like the main baddie from the new James Bond flick "Spectre."

A contemporary villa in Marrakesh, Morocco, is now on the market for $4 million. It served as part of the lair of the main evil villain, Franz Oberhauser, played by Christoph Waltz.

French real estate agency Emile Garcin has the listing.

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Recognize this? This contemporary African villa played a prominent role as the lair of Franz Oberhauser — played by Christoph Waltz — in the new James Bond film "Spectre."

Though in the movie it was superimposed in the middle of the Moroccan desert, the home is actually closer to the city of Marrakesh.

The listing calls the villa a "cutting-edge contemporary design."

Oh, The Plaza Hotel's attic penthouse, we meet again.

The huge apartment at the top of one of the most famous hotels is again on the market — this time carrying a price tag of nearly $50 million. That's less than what the apartment was listed for in 2013 ($59 million), but a whole lot more than it was when it was purchased just a year prior to that ($26 million).

In 2008, Russian billionaire Andrei Vavilov sued the Plaza after he found that the unit had lower ceilings than he said he had been promised. He had purchased the penthouse sight-unseen for $53.5 million. The penthouse has had several owners since then.

A private elevator grants a secluded entrance to the triplex penthouse, which has incredible Central Park views and state-of-the-art home automation.

Douglas Elliman's Alexander Team and Noble Black have the listing.

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The "attic" penthouse at the top of the legendary Plaza Hotel has a long history.

The palatial apartment has been offered for sale four times over the last decade.

Each time, its price has climbed exponentially.

What does the most expensive house in one of America's most expensive cities look like?

According to Curbed SF, 2250 Vallejo, a circa-1901 mansion-turned-contemporary dream home built on one of San Francisco's highest streets, just became the most expensive listing in the city.

Meticulously refurbished on the outside and completely recreated on the inside, the 9,095-square-foot home is a rare mix of modern luxury and historical character. It has seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms spread out over three floors of space.

Neal Ward of Neal Ward Properties has the listing.

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Welcome to 2250 Vallejo Street, the most expensive home for sale in the city of San Francisco.

The building was originally built in 1901 for wealthy fish-packing mogul James Madison (no, not the president). Its outdoor facade was completely restored to its original Beaux-Arts beauty.

The top-to-bottom restoration of the property took two years to complete.

Qualcomm co-founder Andrew Viterbi has hoisted his contemporary southern California mansion onto the market for a whopping $60 million.

Designed by renowned architect Guy Dreier, the 26,000-square-foot home has lots of modern features, including an array of solar panels and gardens filled with drought-tolerant plants. 

Viterbi is perhaps best known for inventing the Viterbi algorithm, which has been key in the development of cell phones and satellite receivers.

He told the Wall Street Journal that he's selling his home because it's too big for him now, as his wife died earlier this year. 

With nearly 1,500 lemon trees, gorgeous mountain views, and sculptures by Fletcher Benton all included in the asking price, the home is a luxurious paradise. 

Jason and Catherine Barry of Barry Estates have the listing.

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The home sits on 33 pristine acres in Rancho Santa Fe, California.

Viterbi told the WSJ that he spent around $50 million building the house, which was completed in 2008. A modern outdoor entryway, complete with a large sculpture by Fletcher Benton, leads into the open and airy home.

Source: WSJ

Dreier custom designed most of the furniture, including the dining room table. A granite fireplace spans the living room and dining room, and there's a sleek staircase made of glass and steel.

A modern California masterpiece of a mansion in the Silicon Valley town of Los Altos Hills just listed for an eye-popping $88 million.

That number makes it "one of the most expensive properties ever to be publicly listed in the area," listing agent Michael Dreyfus of Sotheby's International Realty told The Wall Street Journal. It's important to note, however, that homes in the area have changed hands privately for more.

The home is owned by tech entrepreneur Kumar Malavalli, founder of Brocade Communications Systems and current head of venture capital firm VKRM.

The compound includes two structures: a 20,400-square-foot main house and a 1,024-square-foot "executive center." Malavalli used the compound for both living and working, ensuring a commute as easy as a walk through the property's meditation gardens.

He and his wife are now selling the home to be closer to their grandchildren.

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Hidden in the Silicon Valley enclave of Los Altos Hills, California, lies a huge, 8-acre estate.

This is no mere cookie-cutter McMansion.

The grand entryway is framed by lattice and guarded by a lion statue.

George Zimmer, the founder and former CEO of Men's Wearhouse, has listed his oceanfront estate on the Big Island of Hawaii for $35 million. 

According to the Los Angeles Times, he's selling the home because he recently bought Neil Young's $20 million property nearby. 

Zimmer made headlines in 2013, when he was abruptly fired from the company he founded in 1973. He's now reportedly working on a new company, zTux and zTailors, which lets users book tailor services through an app. 

Zimmer's 7.45-acre property sits on the Kohala Coast of Hawaii, and it's one of the largest privately owned homes in the area.

It boasts nearly 1,000 feet of ocean frontage and a seven-bedroom main house.

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The 7.45-acre private compound is one of the largest homes on the Kohala Coast of Hawaii's Big Island.

Located at the very end of Puako Beach Drive, it has around 1,000 feet of ocean frontage and is composed of 10 different parcels.

The largest of the 10 parcels is a 10,000-square-foot home designed by Big Island-based architect Lucky Bennett.

Feast your eyes on "Eothen," which is Greek for "from the east." 

A slice of Hamptons paradise that once belonged to Andy Warhol just sold for $50 million — a record for Montauk, listing agents told the Wall Street Journal.

The family behind Arm & Hammer baking soda built the estate as a mere fishing camp back in the '30s. Pop art godfather Andy Warhol then scooped up the compound in the '70s for a mere $220,000, hosting the likes of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, the Rolling Stones, and John Lennon.

The most recent owner was J. Crew Group CEO Micky Drexler, who purchased the property for $27.5 million in 2007.

Originally part of a 21-acre estate with a separate 24-acre horse farm across the street, the property has now been divided up. The Warhol Estate donated 15 of the estate's acres to a nature conservancy, and the newest buyer, art gallery owner Adam Lindemann, elected not to purchase the horse farm, which is still currently on the market.

Douglas Elliman's Ronald White and Paul Brennan had the listing. 

Brittany Fowler contributed to an earlier version of this article.

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J. Crew CEO Mickey Drexler bought the 30-acre, oceanfront property for $27 million in 2007.

Eight years later, the compound — which includes six cottages restored by architect Thierry Despont — has sold for almost double that amount.

The home fronts the serene Montauk coast, and the kitchen nook's bay windows make full use of that.

An 'oceanfront kingdom' on Martha's Island is looking for a monarch to rule it.

A 312-acre parcel of land on the elite Massachusetts summer getaway island of such notables as Lady Gaga, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jim Carrey, and President Barack Obama just hit the market for $100 million.

It includes a 35-acre pond, 1,200 feet of beachfront, and all the privacy and natural beauty a king or queen could ask for.

Kurt Rappaport, Daniel Dill, and Noah Traisman of Westside Estate Agency has the listing.

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The 312-acre estate lies on the south shore of Martha's Vineyard, a 7 mile drive to the nearest town.

Surrounded by conservation land, it is one of the "most private estates in the world" according to the listing.

The property has a main residence with a tennis court and pool.

It's no secret that San Francisco real estate is expensive. In the latest example of the market-gone-crazy, the most expensive rental listing on the market, according to Curbed, is asking a whopping $29,950 a month.

The apartment, which the listing claims is "rarely available for lease," lies on the 40th floor of the Four Seasons hotel on Market Street in the Yerba Buena district of the city.

Zillow has the listing.

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This is the top. The top floor that is, of the Four Seasons hotel in Yerba Buena, San Francisco.

The marble entryway welcomes guests into the three bedroom apartment.

Forty stories above Market Street, the 3-bedroom "corner penthouse" has incredible views on all sides.

The Fifth Avenue home of the late philanthropist Carroll Petrie has been sold to Wall Street billionaire James Tomilson Hill, vice chairman of the Blackstone Group hedge fund, The Real Deal reports.

Hill passed through the notoriously picky co-op board at 834 Fifth Ave. to buy the $30 million two-bedroom apartment. It features 11.5-foot height ceilings, a real fireplace, and a staff wing.

The building has some of the most expensive real estate in the city, and Jets owner and businessman Woody Johnson sold a condo in the building for $80 million last year. Rupert Murdoch also previously owned an apartment at the address.

Hill's slicked-back hairstyle is reportedly the inspiration for the physical appearance of Michael Douglas' character in the 1987 film "Wall Street."

Serena Boardman of Sotheby’s International Realty had the listing, which has since been taken down after selling.

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The entryway of the apartment on the 10th floor the building opens to a grand gallery with marble columns and multiple chandeliers.

The living room features a working wood-burning fireplace and a gorgeous view of Central Park's treetops.

The apartment is in immaculate condition. The moldings on the ceiling are hand-carved.

After initially being listed for a city-topping $18.75 million a year and half ago, the mansion at 1955 N. Burling Street in Chicago's Lincoln Park has finally sold, according to Curbed.

The final sale price, $13.345 million, was a sharp cut from the original listing.

The 20,000-square-foot mansion was built over five continuous plots of land. It has six bedrooms, a home theater, and an indoor pool and spa.

Even though the final sale is much less than the original ask, the house is still one of the most expensive in Chicago this year, second only to George Lucas' $18.75 million condo purchase, according to Curbed. Here's the beauty of a house.

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1955 N. Burling Street in the Lincoln Park section of Chicago was once the city's most expensive listing.

It's a hugely grandiose house, with an incredible number of rooms filling its 20,000 square feet spread over five continuous lots.

That includes a high number of sitting areas, including family rooms and formal living rooms.

Former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is putting her enormous Scottsdale, Arizona, mansion up for sale.

The nearly 5-acre gated compound includes an enormous 8,000-square-foot main house flanked by a full-size lighted basketball court, a pool and spa house, and a hot tub.

The home last changed hands in 2011 for $1.695 million, according to public records obtained by the LA Times. Assuming Palin was the most recent buyer, and the house sells for at least its asking price, she'll make a tidy profit.

Richard F. Barker of Keller Williams Arizona Realty has the listing.

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Sarah Palin's gigantic Arizona ranch is now up for sale, hitting the market for $2.4 million.

It's a gated estate with room for six cars in its huge garage.

As you walk the wrap-around driveway, you get a sense of just how large the estate is.

Tom Cruise is reportedly selling another one of his real estate properties.

In what would be the fifth property either listed for sale or sold in the last three years, an English country mansion rumored to be owned by Cruise just listed for $7.4 million, according to Variety.

The enormous house contains 11,000 square feet of space and six bedrooms spread across four floors. Amenities include an underground parking garage, guest houses, a screening room, and even a gym.

The mansion is located in the middle of West Sussex county park land, which Variety notes is close to Scientology's British headquarters.

Savills has the listing.

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Smack in the middle of the English countryside is the manor home known only as Rede Place.

Rumored to be owned by Tom Cruise, the home is an absolutely enormous 11,000 square feet.

It was constructed brand-new in 2003 after a Victorian-era residence that once stood here was torn down.

You might be jealous of Calvin Harris because he's the world's best-paid DJ — the Scotsman raked in $66 million in 2015, according to Forbes estimates— or because he's superstar Taylor Swift's boyfriend.

Well, here's one more reason to be envious: He's got some pretty sweet real estate — like this four-bedroom, 10,620-square-foot Hollywood Hills bachelor pad, which he just put up for sale for $9.995 million, according to Variety.

He bought it in 2013 for $7 million, public records say. It's listed with the Altman Brothers and Douglas Elliman.

Does this confirm rumors that he's moving in with Swift? Not necessarily: Looks like Harris is just saying goodbye to his smaller spot, as he also owns a $15 million 10-bedroom mansion in Beverly Hills.

See how a DJ at the top of his game decorates his home below:

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Set in Hollywood Hills West, just above the world-famous Sunset Strip, the 10,620-square-foot home boasts four bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

The contemporary two-level home is considered architecturally "zen," with lots of wide glass windows to take advantage of the views.

It also includes an infinity-edge pool.

At one time, this "bonkers" estate was the most expensive home in Brooklyn, on sale for $30 million in 2013.

But the next year, it was given a price chop — down to $17 million.

After briefly disappearing from the market, it's up for grabs once more, still priced at $17 million. This time, a whole extra home has been thrown in to sweeten the deal.

The ten-bedroom Mill Basin property is a gated waterfront compound with a storied past and more than 23,000 square feet of interior space. The main house was originally built and owned by John Rosatti, a multi-millionaire with mob connections to the Colombo crime family. He then sold the property to Russian heiress Galina Anisimova (known as the mother of the "Russian Paris Hilton") for $3 million in the late '90s.

Outside, the mansion has a 1,000-square-foot pool, a 40-person pavilion for parties, and 30,000 square feet of outdoor gardens. And then there's the 7,800-square-foot guest house — priced as an independent property at $8 million, according to Curbed NY— which is now yours for free if you purchase the mansion. It's a full three-story home of limestone, glass, and cast iron, with a bamboo garden, three full bedroom suites, a roof deck with Manhattan skyline views, and an elevator.

The main house boasts a downstairs wine cellar, 257 feet of waterfront, a four-car garage, and a two-boat marina. Taken together, this is quite a compound, admittedly more akin in style to something you'd see in Miami than in Brooklyn. 

James Cornell and Leslie Marshall of Corcoran Real Estate Group are currently sharing the listing.

Megan Willett wrote an earlier version of this story.

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Here's the entrance to 2458 National Drive, at one time Brooklyn's most expensive property.

The home is perched right on the Mill Basin waterfront, and has its own private marina.

Mill Basin is pretty deep in Brooklyn — about an hour's car ride (or longer on public transportation) from Midtown Manhattan.

Celine Dion has slashed the price of her gorgeous property on Florida's exclusive Jupiter Island yet again.

Down from an original ask of $72.5 million, the price now stands at $45.5 million after a series of price chops over the three years it has sat on the market unsold, according to The Real Deal.

The home, which is now listed by Fenton Lang Bruner and Associates, was custom-built and designed by Celine Dion herself.

She and her late husband Reneé Angélil bought the lot in 2005 for $12.5 million and the adjacent mansion in 2008 for $7 million, The Wall Street Journal reported. They then razed the existing home to build the current spread.

The 5.5-acre property has views of the Atlantic Ocean, a four-bedroom guesthouse, a simulated golf range, pool house, and three separate pools.

The main residence alone measures close to 10,000 square feet, with five bedrooms and a custom-designed walk-in closet with an automated rack for clothing and automated carousel for shoes.

Megan Willett wrote an earlier version of this report.

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Welcome to Celine Dion's 5.5-acre compound on Jupiter Island in Florida.

The singer is selling the property for $45.5 million.

Source: Sotheby's International Realty

She and her late husband custom-designed the property themselves after buying two lots and razing one of the existing homes.

The Pierre, a legendary hotel in New York, is home to one of the city's most dubious distinctions.

The entire 39th floor of the 41-floor hotel overlooking Central Park is being offered as a rental for $500,000 a month, making it the city's priciest rental listing.

As part of the Pierre Hotel Residences program, interested tenants can sign a lease for as little as 30 days or for as long as they need.

The six-bedroom residence was last offered in November 2014, the beginning of the program.

Renters have the option to make their monthly payments by credit card if they choose.

The best part of living in this swanky hotel may be the many luxury services The Pierre offers. Residents are given complete access to the butler service, pet pampering, twice-daily maid service, and the hotel’s chauffeur-driven Jaguar

The listing is being handled by Andres Perea-Garzon of Compass.

Asta Thrastardottir contributed to an earlier version of this report.

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Welcome to the legendary Pierre Hotel, located on New York's Upper East Side. Former permanent residents of The Pierre include Elizabeth Taylor and Yves Saint-Laurent.

Photos by Donna Dotan Photography

The rental offers all of the services of a luxury five-star hotel, including a 24/7 concierge service.

Photos by Donna Dotan Photography

The property consists of the hotel's two-bedroom Presidential Suite and several other hotel rooms.

Photos by Donna Dotan Photography

It's a buyer's market for luxury penthouses these days.

Consider this downtown Manhattan apartment — listed in 2015 for $70 million, and now slashed down to $55 million, The Real Deal reports. That's a cut of over 20%.

The apartment is Walker Tower's Penthouse One, located at 212 West 18th Street in Chelsea and currently owned by hospitality mogul Neil Moffitt, CEO of Hakkasan Group. When he bought the penthouse in 2014 for $50.9 million, it was the most expensive downtown Manhattan sale in history. 

Click through to see inside the five-bedroom penthouse — with skyline views that just might be worth the price.

Brittany Fowler wrote an earlier version of this article.

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Moffitt bought the penthouse in early 2014 for $50.9 million. It only took him five minutes to decide he wanted the place.

Kamali Chandler of Sotheby's International Realty has the 5,955-square-foot, 24th-floor listing and describes it as "the crown jewel of Chelsea's most important address."

The apartment has a total of eight rooms: five bedrooms, a laundry room, living room, and dining room.