The Luxury Property Show

Find your next luxury home Luxury Apartments in New York, London, Moscow & Monaco, beachfront Homes in Dubai & The Caribbean to Asian penthouses, European Mountain & Lake Retreats to Australian Waterfront Homes, Ski Lodges in The Rockies & The Alps to the Finest Villas in Tuscany… These are some of the typical properties exhibited … Read more

LVMH plans a store on the the most expensive retail streets in UK

Bernard Arnault Plans a £300 Million Louis Vuitton store on London’s Bond Street LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault is reportedly in talks to open Louis Vuitton’s flagship stores at 17-20 New Bond St. The famous Bond Street houses a number of high-end stores, including Mulberry and Chanel, and is regarded as one of the most expensive … Read more

The Russian capital to Lead Housing Price Growth

Prices for luxury homes and apartments in Moscow will go up 10 percent Moscow will have the steepest price growth next year among the world’s most expensive cities for luxury homes because of a shortage of properties for sale,  global property consultancy company Knight Frank said. “There’s a stock shortage in Moscow following the change … Read more

Luxury Car-Elevator Condo

Porsche Design Tower – World’s first condominium complex with incorporated car elevators The world’s first condominium complex with elevators that transport cars & residents directly to the apartments is a creation of Porsche Design Group and Miami developer Gil Dezer. The luxury $560 million beach condo with 132 housing units, called Porsche Design Tower, will … Read more

World’s most expensive cities: five European countries were ranked as among the most expensive

Because of demand from wealthy buyers taking advantage of tax privileges, Monaco maintained its title as the world’s most expensive luxury residential market for the fourth straight year. In recent study made by Global Property Guide, the world’s most expensive cities are still in Europe in spite the debt debacle and austerity measures imposed by … Read more

Global demand for luxury property shows signs of receding

Luxury property demand is seen to ebb Global demand for luxury property shows signs of receding, with prices worldwide rising at the slowest rate since the financial crisis began. The growth of prime property prices – the top 5 per cent of property by value – in Europe, North America and Asia has outstripped the … Read more