In the short run, this week's half a percentage point increase could push some home shoppers out of the market while spurring others to act before rates go higher, says John Burns, CEO of John Burns Real Estate Consulting. Longer term, higher rates and …

The show follows Campins, who owns Miami-based luxury real estate agency Campins Company, and looks at the agents who help high-end clients buy and sell luxury property in the region. The series is produced by Atlas Media Corp, with Bruce David …

The $132 billion total tax roll in Broward might sound like an enormous trove of high–end real estate. But values are still far behind their previous peaks. Consider that in 2008, at the top of the market, the value of all property in Broward totaled …

The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home sold to the highest bidder in cooperation with Julie Barnett of Harry Norman, Realtors(R) Luxury Lake and Mountain, an exclusive affiliate of Christie's International Real Estate. The buyer was represented by Ed West …

… Professor Mankiw makes an essential point, and one that anyone who is worried about rising income inequality needs to reckon with — many of the ultra–high–net–worth individuals flourishing in today's global economy are admirable entrepreneurs, and …

"The ongoing goal is to keep the city center of London as free from automobiles as possible, something that those responsible for this project took to heart in this case as well," explains Groneberg. In addition, the six-story MasterVario R3 system …

A luxury car show is being held in Mt. Lookout this weekend. The Concours D'Elegance is a nationally recognized car show that highlights some of the most spectacular automobiles and motorcycles of all time. The show features 13 classic, vintage and …

Commenting on the promotion, Divyendu Kumar, managing director of Al Jenaibi, said, “We understand that luxury vehicles are an important lifestyle choice here in the sultanate. We also endeavour to find new ways in which to ensure our customers have …

A 2.5-percent price reduction on a $40,000 luxury sedan equals $1000—not exactly market-changing savings. But it could, according to planners for German car companies, cut prices enough that it becomes economically feasible to expand the engine, …