Category: Real Estate
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London, New York, and Tokyo were again named as the most magnetic cities. Report
44 major cities ranked according to their magnetism. GPCI 2017 report. London, New York, and Tokyo were again named as the most comprehensively attractive cities in the Global Power City Index (GPCI) 2017 report published by The Mori Memorial Foundation’s Institute for Urban Strategies, a research institute established by Mori Building, a leading urban developer in…
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These luxurious Collector Rooms leave no wish unfulfilled
A great new residence is waiting for this great new Doettling masterpiece. For the first time ever, Döttling, the manufacturer of high-security safes of the luxury class, is offering this end-to-end service package from a single source. Whether watches, jewelry, works of art, or weapons – private collections of the highest quality also require prestigious…
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10 Tips to Buy a Studio Flat
Living in a studio flat is unlike living anywhere else. It’s an intimate, all-inclusive experience that you don’t get when your facilities are spread out across many rooms in a house. Like most properties, studio flats are the pinnacle of convenience, providing everything you could ever need, all within easy reaching distance. Yet that doesn’t…
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Christian Candy sells New York penthouse after slashing price
Developer, who is locked in a bitter court dispute with a former friend, has sold or remortgaged £300m of assets in past year
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Bangkok to get the tallest observation tower in Southeast Asia and one of the world’s tallest towers
Bangkok to get 459-metre city observation tower. Chao Phraya River will become one of the world’s exciting new destinations, offering a diverse range of experiences Thailand’s capital is to get its first city observation. A 459-metre-high tower will rank 6th among the world’s tallest towers as well as be the tallest observation tower in Southeast…
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Beware, aspiring buyers of small islands. They resist private ownership
There’s something deeply nonconformist about small islanders. But Scotland’s new laws give communities such as that of Ulva the chance to buy land themselves