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With A New $46 Million Home Hitting The Market, What’s Driving The High Prices In This Beverly Hills Enclave?
Asking $46 million, on one of the largest lots in Trousdale MIKE KELLEY/VIEWPOINT COLLECTION What is it about Trousdale Estates? This Beverly Hills neighborhood, where a $72 million purchase by Uber cofounder Garrett Camp and his wife Eliza Nguyen recently broke...
read moreHow the megadevelopment era shapes cities today
The Vessel at Hudson Yards this past June Getty Images for Rafanelli Event Related has made its name with oversized, transformative urban projects. But are these projects in cities’ best interest? Nearly everything about The 78, a massive redevelopment project...
read moreAfter the Woosley Fire, here’s what Malibu builders are doing differently
Malibu rising The coastal city is building fireproofed homes months after one of the largest wildfires in Los Angeles history, while 7-digit closing prices remain the norm 28868 Cliffside Drive, listed by Coldwell Banker’s Chris Cortazzo and Kevin Augunas, recently...
read moreHow ‘biggest urban regeneration project in Europe’ will transform Spanish capital
Mock ups of how Madrid Nuevo Norte will look. Photos: Ayuntamiento de Madrid It has been on the cards for more than two decades, but the Madrid Nuevo Norte project has finally been given the go ahead and promises to entirely transform the Chamartin district of the...
read moreIt’s a Great Time for Billionaires to Splurge on Real Estate
Londonderry Place Source: Society Group It’s a billionaire’s delight: In a market awash in luxury properties and buyers more skittish about parting with their cash, brokers are working harder to close mega-deals. That sometimes means discounts, and even the...
read moreTHINGS TO DO IN L.A. – WEEK OF JULY 29TH
MONDAY Melrose Rooftop Theatre presents the screening of Ghost! Get your tickets here. TUESDAY See Once Upon a Time in Hollywood in 70mm at the historic Cinerama Dome! Click here for the 70mm showings this week. WEDNESDAY Louis Vuitton X exhibition is open to...
read moreChelsea Green is neighborhood’s first new park in 40 years
The quarter-acre respite replaces a Department of Sanitation facility Daniel Avila/NYC Parks A Manhattan neighborhood that’s notoriously lacking in green space welcomed its first new community-based park in 40 years on Thursday. Chelsea Green reclaims a former...
read moreU.S. New Home Sales Picked Up in June
WASHINGTON—Home-buyers bought more new homes in June, a bright spot in the beleaguered housing sector. Purchases of newly built single-family homes increased 7% from the prior month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 646,000 in June, the Commerce Department...
read moreAfter 25 years, Madrid’s Chamartín megaproject is about to get underway
The €7.3 billion plan will create over 240,000 jobs and revitalize the economy, says the new administration in the Spanish capital A computer rendition of what Madrid Nuevo Norte will look like. After 25 years of political deadlock, a major real estate development...
read moreWhy Spain is now one of the top five countries for expats
The destination has jumped to fourth position on the latest HSBC global survey, with 83% of foreign residents saying their overall well being had improved since arriving Many respondents said they felt safer in Spain. ÁLVARO GARCÍA Spain ranks fourth as the best...
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