Most of the real estate sector has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, but ultra-luxury rentals and sales in the U.S. have remained relatively strong despite the health crisis. Oren Alexander, luxury real estate broker at Douglas Elliman and co-founder of the Alexander Team, joins "Squawk Box" to discuss where the extremely high-end properties have done particularly well.
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