Tag: Luxury real estate
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Hong Kong named top real estate market for the second year, followed by New York City and London
Sales volumes of second-home and resort lifestyle destinations grew by 19 percent, up from a seven percent annual decline in the prior year. Luxury Home Sales Grow 11 Percent Worldwide, says Christie’s International Real Estate Luxury Defined Report. Hong Kong ranked as the world’s most luxurious housing market, followed by New York and London. With…
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Welcome to Powder Mountain – a utopian club for the millennial elite
When these young entrepreneurs bought a remote ski resort in Utah, they dreamed of an exclusive, socially conscious community. Is this the future, or Mt Olympus for Generation Me?
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America’s costliest house: developer takes $500m gamble on Bel Air eyrie
Niles Niami specialises in homes for the super-rich. All he needs is a billionaire to snap up his LA hilltop mansion called The One
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This new Dorchester One Palm hotel is so much more than providing another luxury development in Dubai
Who wouldn’t want to wake up here every morning? Dorchester Collection to manage most exclusive address on The Palm. One Palm will be the first residential development in the Middle East to be managed by Dorchester Collection. One Palm is the most exclusive address on The Palm Jumeirah and home to Dubai’s most expensive…
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The newly listed $2.795 million Alexander House evokes the high artistic value for which master architect Walter S. White is known
Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired luxury home “The Alexander House” is listed for sale in Palm Springs, California, at $2.795 million. The home, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was designed by master architect Walter S. White in the Modern style. Created in 1956 by Walter S. White who worked with Frank…
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Not the end of The World: the return of Dubai’s ultimate folly
Underwater bedrooms, ‘Lohan Island’ and snow all year round – a decade after it was scuppered by the financial crash, the fantasy archipelago of 300 artificial ‘countries’ is back in business. Has anybody learned anything?