Michelle Larsen

The definition of luxury is changing.

According to Sotheby’s 2026 Luxury Outlook, affluent buyers are increasingly prioritizing longevity, wellness, and aging in place over traditional status symbols.

Think wellness suites, air and water purification systems, cold plunges, infrared saunas, accessible design, and homes built to support a healthier life for decades to come.

The modern trophy home isn’t necessarily the largest house on the block—it’s the one designed to help its owner live better, longer, and more independently.

As wellness real estate continues its rapid growth, one thing is becoming clear:

Luxury is no longer just about what you own.
It’s about how well you live.

Would you prioritize wellness features when buying a home?

👇 Share your thoughts below.