In 2024, a tech mogul from Silicon Valley paid a record $18M for a Caesarea beachfront penthouse. The selling point? Not the infinity pool or private marina access, but its unobstructed view of the ancient Roman aqueduct—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This sale underscores a seismic shift in luxury real estate: buyers aren’t just investing in square footage; they’re buying into 2,000 years of...