Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Has the Tide Turned on Hong Kong Property? - Wall Street Journal (blog)

Has the Tide Turned on Hong Kong Property?
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Both drew only mild interests from small- and mid-sized developers because their locations are not well suited to luxury homes. Developments that fail to ...



Home Builders Get A Boost From Toll Brothers' Results - Wall Street Journal

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London Luxury-Home Prices Gain on Demand From Russian Buyers - BusinessWeek

London Luxury-Home Prices Gain on Demand From Russian Buyers
BusinessWeek
May 29 (Bloomberg) -- London luxury-home prices climbed in May for the seventh straight month as the pound's weakness attracted buyers from ...

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US, UK luxury homes markets back on track? - National Post

US, UK luxury homes markets back on track?
National Post
The luxury homes market seems to be rebounding, at least in the UK and the United States, as renewed buyer ...

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ABC Kitchen - New York Times

New York Times

ABC Kitchen
New York Times
Also as at the Mark, there is a split-open, oven-roasted lobster, here seasoned with an almost-spicy vinaigrette that shines with lemon: sustainable luxury ...

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Luxury home prices strong but volume of deals declines - Xinhua

Luxury home prices strong but volume of deals declines
Xinhua
More than 90 percent of luxury homes maintained their prices or saw higher prices after the central government launched tightening measures on April 17, ...

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Toll Brothers To Grand Open Two New Luxury Home Communities In Dutchess County - PRLog.Org (press release)

PRLog.Org (press release)

Toll Brothers To Grand Open Two New Luxury Home Communities In Dutchess County
PRLog.Org (press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Jun 01, 2010 – FISHKILL, NY - Toll Brothers is proud to introduce its two newest luxury home communities in Dutchess County, ...
Toll Brothers Releases New Section of Homes at Newtown Walk in Bucks CountyPRLog.Org (press release)

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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
It's been a rough few years for sellers of luxury homes, particularly at the highest of the high end. Just 17 homes priced at $1 million or more sold in the ...
A big price cut -- potentially -- on 11 HarborView homesBaltimore Sun (blog)

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