Sunday, April 11, 2010

Hop onboard this private jet tour of foreclosed - New York Daily News
Jointly hosted by Lowman’s real estate company, Luxury Homes of Las Vegas and JetSuite Air, the first complimentary "Luxury Home Foreclosure Private Jet Tour" will depart from Los Angeles to tour three bank-owned luxury homes in Las Vegas on April

Suspect in Boca mortgage fraud has family history of - Palm Beach Interactive
Steve Vento, son of late Philadelphia organized crime affiliate Steve "Steakie" Vento, slipped into the South Florida housing market during the boom years, buying up luxury homes with liar loans. A federal complaint filed last month against the 41

Boost In Waikoloa Homes For Sale - Earthtimes
(1888PressRelease) - Luxury Big Island announces a hike up in available Hawaiian residences in Waikoloa, the area surrounding the world-renown Anaeho'omalu Bay. Listings of different homes can be found through the website's MLS search engine. Luxury

Preservation campaigners to cover Hollywood sign - Burlington County Times
The owners had announced plans to develop the parcel into luxury homes. The letters were altered in 1992 to promote the film "Cool World." Some residents were angered because the giant Kim Basinger likeness seated on the "D" would draw crowds to

Las Vegas broker luring wealthy home seekers with - Las Vegas Sun
Instead of organizing bus tours for investors in foreclosed homes, Las Vegas luxury home broker Ken Lowman is lining up private jet tours in which he's flying potential buyers to Las Vegas. Lowman's company, Luxury Homes of Las Vegas, this week said

Hong Kong’s Luxury Markets Boom as Mainland Visitors - BusinessWeek
Luxury Homes Mainland money has also helped fuel a 45 percent jump in prices of Hong Kong luxury homes last year, real estate broker Savills Plc said. About 19 percent of the people buying luxury properties, or homes worth more than HK$10 million

Prices on the rise for Greater Cincinnati's luxury - Cincinnati.com
Fewer luxury homes were sold last year, but prices still rose in many of Greater Cincinnati's high-end neighborhoods. Median prices for homes sold at $500,000 and above increased in 2009 over 2008 in eight of 15 upscale housing markets, according to

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