Monday, May 10, 2010

Million-dollar homes are falling prey to foreclosure - USA Today
Though the RealtyTrac data on high-end homes are not available on a regional or metropolitan basis, anecdotal evidence indicates the problem is cropping up across the country. High-end and luxury categories vary widely from market to market.

Million-dollar home sales take a dip - Denver Post
A total of 34 homes sold for more than $1 million in March, down from 37 in February and 36 during the same period a year ago. Meanwhile, the median sale price of luxury homes was $1.35 million, up slightly from $1.32 million the previous month but

'Pretty Wild' star Alexis Neiers jailed for - The Money Times
Neiers is among six people accused of ransacking homes of celebrities such as Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Rachel Bilson and stealing millions of dollars worth of jewelry, clothing and other luxury goods Reality TV personality Alexis Neiers

Naples Bay Resort Residences Unique Buying Opportunity Olde Naples - PRWeb
foreclosure filing by a lender has no impact on the end user of a home in the development except for lowering the asking price, ” says Robin Speronis, owner/broker of Luxury Lifestyle Homes of Southwest Florida. “Court appointed receivers

Improving Miami Beach Luxury Homes – Know Your - Turks.US
Miami Beach luxury homes are attractive on their own right. This trait is one of the main reasons why many homebuyers take time in choosing the right property. But even if you end up with the best home, there will always be something missing. Whether

Luxury homes not immune to short sales - AZCentral.com
The short sale has gone upscale. While sellers at the housing market's low end initiated the widespread use of short sales as an alternative to foreclosure, Valley real-estate agents said there has been a clear trend toward luxury homes, even those

Wealthy Greeks Lift Prices of Luxury Homes in London - Bloomberg
May 5 (Bloomberg) -- Wealthy Greeks helped push up London luxury-home prices at the fastest rate in two years as they seek a “safe haven” from their country’s sovereign debt crisis, Knight Frank LLP said in an e-mailed statement today. Prices

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