The modern ultra-luxury home is evolving from a symbol of status into a sanctuary of wellness. Today’s ultra-high-net-worth buyers, those worth $30 million or more, are trading in opulent excess for purposeful design that supports longevity. Across markets like South Florida, these elite homeowners are investing in multi-million-dollar properties that seamlessly blend health, sustainability, and serenity.
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Global wellness real estate is projected to reach $2 trillion by 2034, fueled by a demand for homes that enhance physical and emotional health.
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Nearly half of affluent buyers seek “silent luxuries” such as air purification systems, circadian lighting, and meditation pods.
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Cold plunge pools, infrared saunas, and biophilic design have become signature features of high-end homes.
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The pandemic reshaped priorities, inspiring homeowners to create private wellness ecosystems complete with gyms, spas, and pickleball courts.
As luxury real estate evolves, the emphasis on wellness shows no sign of slowing. “Silent luxury” homes are redefining what it means to live well—turning personal spaces into havens for balance, beauty, and longevity.
By: Kiri Blakeley | Realtor.com | October 24, 2025
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