The most expensive villas in the world according to Forbes

About nine months ago, Forbes has created a classification established houses more expensive in the world (put up for sale) and only three of them exceeded 100 million dollars.
The home of Leona Helmsley’s Greenwich Dunnellen Hall from $ 125 million fell to 96 million to get to 75. The other is Fleurs de Lys , Beverly Hills, initially estimated at $ 125 million is now worth $ 100 million and remains the most expensive first.
Despite the recession, and through surveys on the field, have discovered other places super-expensive, three of which are in the U.S. and property tycoons of big business.
Last month, Candy Spelling had sold the villa to $ 150 million, the most expensive on the world market, then last week in London was offering for sale a house in Belgrave Square to 100 million poundsand 149 million dollars, while a second ever in the area of Belgrave Square was sold to 120 million.
It was also discovered that the house built in 1890 in Paris Place des Etats Unis has been put on sale to 138 million. Fleur de Lys was driven from the throne by the Palm Beach Residence Manaplan sold 135 million dollars.
The following is a list of the most expensive mansions in the world:
1. The Manor – Holmby Hills, CA: $ 150 million
2. No 10 Belgrave Square, London, United Kingdom: $ 149 million
3. Place des Etats-Unis, Paris, France: $ 138 million
4. The Manaplan Residence, Palm Beach, FL: $ 135 million
5. Fleur de Lys, Beverly Hills, CA: $ 125 million
6. No 31 Belgrave Square, London, United Kingdom: 120 million $
7. Updown Court, Surrey, UK: $ 110 million
Currently the sale of Villa Leopolda in the south of France has been put aside, at least for now, otherwise would have been the most expensive villa with its $ 700 million.
This ranking does not include listings of private islands, land or homes already sold.