'The landscape of luxury – and what is considered luxury – are constantly changing. Never has the need to inspire and woo luxury consumers been so important. My objective is simple: to find the new and next in packaging for the luxury goods market and …
Kia's rear-wheel-drive counterpart to Hyundai's Equus flagship is expected to cost more than $50,000 and have loads of high-tech features and luxury amenities. If consumers embrace it, the car will help diversify the brand beyond the design-oriented, …
The Adventure Travel Trade Association pegs the total market at about US$90 billion with an average spent of about US$3,000 per person and an audience of 30 million consumers, meaning that even though the very rich account for less than a half of one …
The New NICOLI Shoe Collections take us on a whirlwind of experiences from the past and present; the collection reflects the emotion of luxury lifestyle trends and design. It reinforces the high-end jewel equity of the brand; designs of the season …
Box Magazine is Australia's most entertaining luxury lifestyle publication, providing innovative art direction from a range of topics from photography, travel, food and wine and all things luxe in life. Prepossessing enough to display on your coffee …
"The Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel nestled in the countryside. We believe that we have created a lifestyle destination for guests to escape to for a quiet weekend getaway, for local residents to come for an afternoon tea or dinner party, and for …
McGrath Real Estate founder John McGrath told the function the pace of the recovery in some markets, particularly inner Sydney, was concerning and could lead to "trouble" down the road. "Right now, especially in Sydney, it's a hot, … He conceded …
Perched atop an old-fashioned steam shovel in a construction pit that would soon become 200 Central Park South, Eliot Spitzer, then 4 years old, took his first baby steps in 1963 into the real–estate business founded, built and nurtured by his father …
At the center of the legal battle is the Golden State Portfolio, a collection of 11 state office buildings, including two in downtown Los Angeles, that Schwarzenegger agreed to sell to investors for $2.3 billion before leaving office at the end of 2010 …