Thursday, June 3, 2010

Bayer, HP, Nissan, Unilever: Intellectual Property - BusinessWeek

Bayer, HP, Nissan, Unilever: Intellectual Property
BusinessWeek
Nissan Motor Co., maker of the Infiniti luxury car, filed six applications to register “IPL” with the US Patent and Trademark Office. ...

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Property market still in correction - Gulf Daily News

Property market still in correction
Gulf Daily News
"What we now have is a lot of property, both commercial and real estate, that was developed as luxury property and is now becoming affordable property. ...

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As Ginza changes, so does luxury market in Japan - Reuters

As Ginza changes, so does luxury market in Japan
Reuters
The downtrend has taken its toll on property prices, which hit bubble status in some areas of Ginza before the financial crisis, including a record-setting ...

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Whidbey Retreats adds DAD's Harbor House - PR Web (press release)

PR Web (press release)

Whidbey Retreats adds DAD's Harbor House
PR Web (press release)
The company is enjoying a growing trend among cost conscious luxury vacationers who see such luxury home rentals as a viable alternative to fractional or ...

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Auction could reset prices for area's luxury-home market - Baltimore Sun

Baltimore Sun

Auction could reset prices for area's luxury-home market
Baltimore Sun
The minimum bid at many luxury-home auctions is just a starting point, not a price the builder will actually accept. The reserve price, the minimum the ...

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Gaylord: Damages exceed $200 million; 1743 to lose jobs; Opryland closed until ... - Bizjournals.com

Gaylord: Damages exceed $200 million; 1743 to lose jobs; Opryland closed until ...
Bizjournals.com
The 2881-room hotel is the largest in the Nashville area and accounts for a third of the market's luxury and upscale rooms. Metro government is missing out ...

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Luxury home prices drop 6.1% in Bay Area - San Francisco Business Times

Luxury home prices drop 6.1% in Bay Area
San Francisco Business Times
The survey included luxury homes throughout the greater Bay Area. In San Francisco, one agent took note of a property selling for more than $10 million. ...

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