Luxury is no longer defined by access or amenities. Private clubs are focusing on community, identity, and shared values. Members seek experiences, lifestyle programming, and a sense of legacy. Clubs that cultivate belonging see higher retention, multigenerational engagement, and members who actively advocate for the community.
Netflix Cofounder Expands Powder Haven: 34 New Homes For Sale
Nestled in Utah’s remote northeast corner, Powder Haven redefines
Extreme Skiing, Elevated: Destinations Where Adventure Meets Luxury Living
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Inside Moss Members’ Club: Midtown’s New Destination for Wellness and Leisure
Located in the heart of Midtown, Moss members’ club brings wellness, dining, and culture together in a single refined setting. The five-story space offers thermal pools, a hammam, a piano lounge, a raw bar, and curated athletic facilities, all designed to support a full and balanced day for its members.
From Fashion to Hospitality: Kith Ivy Makes Its Debut in Manhattan
Blending sport, culture, and luxury, the new members club in New York’s West Village introduces a fresh vision for modern hospitality. At the center is Kith Ivy, a private destination featuring rooftop padel courts with Wilson, a spa designed by Giorgio Armani, Erewhon’s first East Coast tonic bar, and dining by Café Mogador. Designed to feel like an extension of home, Kith Ivy sets a new standard for lifestyle-driven community in the city.
Where Luxury Lives: Washington DC’s Most Expensive Homes
At the top of Washington’s housing market sit properties that embody exclusivity and elegance. Each estate offers unparalleled amenities, architectural detail, and coveted locations.
Rolex Opens a Landmark Boutique in East Hampton with London Jewelers
For generations, the Hamptons have embodied a unique mix
The Cost of Proximity: Washington’s Most Expensive Homes Near the White House
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What Today’s Buyers Really Want in a Private Club Community
Today’s luxury buyers aren’t just purchasing homes; they’re choosing a lifestyle that reflects their values, daily rhythms, and sense of belonging. At ClubEstates.com, we see a clear shift as square footage and golf alone no longer drive decisions. Instead, buyers prioritize community connection, wellness offerings, flexible club memberships, and authentic cultural alignment. In 2025, the property and the club must tell a unified story because real estate is no longer just a transaction; it’s a reflection of how one chooses to live.
Great Hills Country Club Launches $22.3M Improvement Project to Enhance Golf Course and Clubhouse
Great Hills Country Club (GHCC), nestled in the rolling