Aman, Rosewood, Oetker and Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, as many luxury travelers know, are regarded as the top ultra-luxury hotel brands in the world with exquisite rooms, unbending service and amenities that get more over-the-top by the day.

Now, a developer in Miami, Robert Rivani, the founder and CEO of the commercial investment firm Black Lion, has plans to recreate that premier experience...

When Los Angeles-based real estate investor Robert Rivani and his wife, Krystal, purchased this Beverly Hills, California home in 2019 for $13.7 million, they knew they were going to turn it into the fantasy home of their dreams.

The roughly 4,900-square-foot Malibu home is undergoing a massive renovation, and is about 50% complete

Take an inside look at one of houses Todrick Hall and Kim Myles tour as they continue their search to find the most over-the-top, extravagant homes imaginable to crown one as Battle of the Bling champion.

The two-story home features Mediterranean style with rustic beams, stone floors, arched doorways and stained-glass skylights (Black Lion)

Real estate exec Robert Rivani taps Mexico-based eatery to open its first US location

Robert Rivani, president of Black Lion, purchased the home on Billionaires’ Beach last year for $19.5 million from HBO exec Michael Lambert.

The mohawk-sporting real estate exec Robert Rivani of Black Lion Investment Group — a failed former day trader and a high school dropout — just plunked down $7.5 million for a penthouse at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Miami Beach.

Colorful developer enters Malibu luxury market with $42.5M listing for unfinished house