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Madrid is the New Miami: Latin Fortunes Dominate the Luxury Home Market

April 12, 2022

Residence permits in exchange for real estate purchases attract those fleeing the wave of leftist governments in America The city offers an attractive lifestyle in exclusive neighborhoods and cheaper than in the capital of Florida Photo by Eduardo Rodriguez on Unsplash When Nicolás Maduro rose to power in Venezuela, the family of Rebeca (not her real name) had everything ready to leave Caracas for the white sand beaches and luxurious tropical...

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New York Real Estate Market Remains A Juggernaut In The First Quarter

April 11, 2022

REAL ESTATE New York Real Estate Market Remains A Juggernaut In The First Quarter Frederick Peters Contributor I focus on real estate brokerage and the New York City market. Follow Apr 3, 2022,03:00pm EDT With an increase in inventory likely as April ushers in the spring market, and buyers who, in spite ... [+] GETTY Inventory is up. Mortgage rates are up (and climbing.) Do these indicators presage a slowdown in the white-hot...

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How to pick a New York City neighborhood

April 7, 2022

Eleven things to consider before choosing your new home I’ve lived in New York City for nearly 20 years, and in that time, I’ve called nine different neighborhoods home. Some have felt more like “home” than others: Boerum Hill, where I lived for three years, was my favorite, with everything I needed—a decent grocery store, some mom-and-pop businesses, access to Brooklyn Bridge Park, and two of my favorite bars—all within a 20-min...

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Covid brings out hundreds of Galician country houses, now for sale

April 6, 2022

The pandemic directed the eyes of the wealthiest buyers to Galicia. A land in which singular buildings and manor houses abound, the fashionable property among the bulkiest portfolios. Tower of a country home in Orense - ALDEASABANDONADAS.COM Galicia is in fashion and the most exclusive real estate agencies know it. In this Atlantic corner where tradition takes the shape of a country house, it is possible to find unique properties with a very aff...

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A Strong Start to Spring for Manhattan’s Luxury Real Estate Market

April 6, 2022

The most expensive contract signed last week was for an Upper West Side brownstone asking nearly $26 million Though not as prosperous as 2021’s remarkable property market conditions, Manhattan’s luxury real estate has been steadily strong. There were 31 contracts signed on homes asking $4 million or more in Manhattan in the week ending Sunday, two fewer than the prior week, according to Monday’s report from Olshan Realty. The contract...

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South Florida’s Spring Launches Will Fuel a Booming Condo Market

April 6, 2022

The newest projects include twin towers by Robert A.M. Stern Architects and a Diesel-branded condominium Renderings: Related Group, Alta Developers With its low taxes, great weather and an increasingly sophisticated metropolitan quality of life, the booming Miami-Dade County real estate market shows no signs of letting up, with a new crop of luxury homes coming to market this spring. Sales of homes over $10 million in Miami have increas...

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New York and South Florida Trophy-Home Sales Hit Historic Highs in 2021

March 7, 2022

Deals for properties priced at $10 million or more soared as affluent buyers sought more space Homes $10 million and up saw record demand last year in South Florida and New York City, as affluent buyers hungry for more space flooded the market amid the pandemic. There were 235 sales priced at $10 million and above in New York City and 365 in South Florida, according to the SERHANT Year-End 2021 Signature Report released Thu...

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The 13 Most Beautiful Restaurants in Madrid

March 7, 2022

This article has been written by six hands between Alberto del Castillo, Selene García Torreiro and Isabel Nieto. It is an increasingly frequent custom that the press release with which the opening of a new restaurant is reported includes two authorships: the one related to the chef and the one related to the interior design. At a time when gastronomy seems to be governed by a dogma – food not only has to be good but it also has to look good –...

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The 9 Best Neighborhoods to Live in Madrid

February 2, 2022

The Spanish capital is considered one of the best cities for internationals. Discover the best neighborhoods in Madrid to live in and choose your next home. Madrid is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, which has both modern places and historical monuments. More than 3 million people live here, Spanish and expatriates, who live together and make this city a perfect destination not only to visit, but also to settle, rich in cultures, languages, colors ...

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Checkbook duel on the Costa del Sol: the mega-rich fight for the mansions of Marbella

January 31, 2022

Luxury housing on the Costa del Sol is in full swing. Real estate agencies in the area have recorded the best figures in their history in 2021. They have never sold so much at such high prices. It happens on the beachfront, where the square meter exceeds 25,000 euros. Also in urbanizations further from the coast, such as Sierra Blanca, in Marbella. And even further north, where a benchmark of exclusivity such as La Zagaleta, already in B...

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