Tori Latham is a digital staff writer at Robb Report. She focuses on themes related to real estate, architecture, travel, and wellness, often exploring topics such as commercial and residential real estate, home design, and consumer travel. Tori's work has been featured in notable publications including The Atlantic, Yahoo Sports, and Sportico.
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About an hour from both Austin and San Antonio, Ketterman Ranch has extensive hunting and equestrian facilities.
By: Tori Latham
The COO and partner at Emmer & Rye Hospitality Group shares his favorite spots in the city, from barbecue to ice cream.
Greg Bartoli, the founder of PopStroke, has his North Palm Beach mansion listed for $19 million. It includes an adjoining parcel with a full-size soccer pitch.
By: Tori Latham
The North Palm Beach home is being sold by PopStroke Founder Greg Bartoli.
This Martis Camp residence, on the market for $12.7 million, spans five bedrooms, including a primary suite with its own office and hot tub.
By: Tori Latham
The five-bedroom abode overlooks the fourth tee of the community's Tom Fazio-designed golf course.
The three-bedroom modernist beach house near Ventura, California, was built for a former actress by architect Carl Maston.
By: Tori Latham
The Susman House was designed by architect Carl Maston for the late actress turned urban planner Tracy "Babs" Susman.
The Hollywood Hills home was redesigned by the firm Ome Dezin. The $5 million pad has four bedrooms and an infinity-edge pool.
By: Tori Latham
The four-bedroom spread sits high in Nichols Canyon, where a dramatic infinity-edge pool seems to float out from the hills.
