The “Auto” Mobile
Interest and research in driverless and self-parking cars is rapidly growing, as are ideas for how this technology may impact housing development.
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Author: Camilla McLaughlin
How Luxury Home Buying Changed from 10 Years Ago
Consumer sentiments toward owning and buying real estate continue to evolve, along with the definition of luxury. Ten years ago, there were few signposts for the journey out of the recession.
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On Linda Isle
An address on Linda Isle is prized in Newport Beach, where only a select few homes sit directly on the bayfront and an even smaller number on an island. “Only a handful of these islands are guard gated, which makes Linda Isle especially desirable,” explains developer Zachary Eglit, president of BDR, Inc.
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What’s On Tap for Kitchens?
The kitchen story continues to be painted in white and grey, but for luxury the narrative is changing. “When it comes to high-end luxury, it’s about quality. It’s about finishes, color and the wow factor,” says National Kitchen & Bath Association Industry Relations Manager Elle H-Millard, who is also a certified kitchen designer, noting that luxury continues to be more about the user experience.
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Through the Years: Generational Differences and Societal Change
Generational differences drive so many societal changes, yet overgeneralizations about the wants and needs of large portions of the population can lead to costly misconceptions. One well-respected researcher is trying to unravel myth from reality.
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