Most of her gadgets carry a 'Made in China' label and are available at agencies such as Spy India in Patel Nagar, a bustling neighbourhood in central Delhi. "These gadgets cost between Rs 10,000 and Rs 50,000 depending on the battery backup.

“Everyone's connected all the time and this is that next step that takes it inside the home as well,” says Andrea Forbes, sales liason for Trickle Creek Custom Homes. The builder is part of a luxury community west of Calgary called Watermark at Bearspaw.

Real Estate, Beautiful Homes, Polish Homes, Warsaw Homes, Warsaw Real Estate, HuffPost Home News. At 1,722 square feet, this home sounds modest in comparison to other luxury estates we've come across. But don't let its size fool you. Located near the …

Despite China's recent crackdown on luxury spending, wealthy Chinese buyers are becoming increasingly sophisticated when it comes to buying high-end goods, a new report from Digital Luxury Group shows. They increasingly see luxury purchases as …

German luxury carmaker Audi today launched its sedan S6 in India, priced at Rs. 85.99 lakh (ex-showroom New Delhi). "We are now happy to add the Audi S6 to our portfolio after the launch of the new Audi RS 5 Coupe earlier this month. With these …

And it is. It will be the smallest petrol motor in this class of cars in India when it goes on sale. … What the base XJ will continue to offer however is the same plane of luxury and opulence as the higher XJ variants, which includes the plus …

Kids can eat free at a number of family-friendly properties, including the luxurious Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego along San Diego Bay and the historic Hotel del Coronado on the “island” of Coronado. Families staying at the Catamaran Resort Hotel …

Even alternative scenarios were bullish as a strong economic rebound would stoke both luxury and industrial demand (silver, in particular, is a key component in everything from automobiles, to electronics, to solar panels). But the market reality was …

Following comments by Pope Francis condemning priests for living extravagant lifestyles that include spending large sums of money to purchase luxury cars, a Colombian priest from Santa Maria has heeded the call and decided to sell his Mercedes Benz.