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Read MoreThe project was led by award-winning architect, Todd Gordon Mather, who collaborated with general contractor, Norm Milz, to engineer a sleek, protective “Bear Door” to outsmart nature’s crafty intruders once and for all.
Read MoreThe couple, who have owned this expansive mountainside compound since the late 1970s, are listing it at $9.5 million and have selected Ron Parks of Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty and Scott Lyle of Douglas Elliman Real Estate to co-list the one-of-a-kind property.
Read MoreFor years, new tech companies have been thought of as the ‘disrupters’ in the real estate industry. But savvy Realtors are positioning themselves as the agents of change.
Read MoreFounder and CEO of Halton Pardee + Partners, Tami Halton Pardee is one of the nation’s premier real estate entrepreneurs, leading her Los Angeles-based firm to sell more than $3.8 billion worth of properties since its inception in 2004.
Read MoreThe abandoned property was rediscovered in 2013 with many of its beams and arches still intact.
Read MoreUpscale properties are often conceived to showcase art, but it’s rare to find an estate comparable to the villa featured on our cover.
Read MoreAlways popular among the luxury class, passion investments such as wine and liquor, art, watches, or coins are non-traditional ways of putting your money into physical objects that give you enjoyment.
Read MoreEquipped to run on shore power or the sun, Arkup’s “first electrical livable yacht” combines a luxury yacht, waterfront villa and self-sustainability into a glamorous floating-motoring home.
Read MoreWhether you’re in Trondheim for a historic visit, romantic getaway, or business trip, this 257-room luxury hotel will offer an unrivaled, 5-star experience.
Read MoreAlmost everyone in the business would be hard pressed even to utter the word “used,” instead opting for pre-owned, pre-loved, gently worn and secondhand.
Read MoreAfter a period of declining popularity, home offices are back. Sort of.
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