Category: Real Estate
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Dreaming of your next trip? Take a look at the finest properties recognized by the Forbes Travel Guide 2019
210 Hotels Across the Globe Achieve Coveted Five-Star Award in the Forbes Travel Guide 2019. London unseated Macau as the city with the most Five-Star hotels; 21 New Hotels Receive Top Forbes Travel Guide Honors for First Time. Forbes Travel Guide rates properties in 76 countries throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa and…
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This Fort Lauderdale estate offers accommodations for an up to 135-foot mega yacht
Known as Tarpon Pointe, 1575 Ponce De Leon Drive is currently listed for $27 million. The over 20,000-square-foot Fort Lauderdale estate offers rare riverfront that easily accommodates a mega yacht in ‘the Yachting Capital of the World’. The private Mediterranean-style property situated on 1.41 acres, offering 270-degree river and skyline views, tropical landscaping,…
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Is This Tomorrow? review – back to the future as architecture meets art
Whitechapel Gallery, LondonThe Whitechapel revisits its groundbreaking 1950s exhibition, pairing architects with artists to present changing visions of what’s to come
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Permanent Vacation: Luxury Lifestyles in Florida
Dreaming of white sand beaches, crystal clear water, and Miami nightclubs? We’ve got some news for you – Florida isn’t just for vacations and retirees anymore. If you’re looking to live life like you’re always on holiday, you might want to check out how Floridians are living in the sunshine state. We’re talking about…
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Power Markets in Luxury Real Estate: where the wealthiest tend to own property
Where the wealthiest and most powerful players tend to own property? “Power Markets” include both well-established and unexpected luxury markets offering a range of lifestyle amenities, cultural experiences and educational opportunities. Coldwell Banker Global Luxury Released The Report: State of Luxury Real Estate 2019 Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC and the Coldwell Banker Global Luxury…
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Tate Modern wins privacy case brought by owners of £4m flats
Residents had complained of ‘near constant surveillance’ by visitors to London gallery