Think the delectable US treats we see Adam Richman tucking into on TV's popular competitive eating show Man v Food. What with this recommendation, beating a path to the Urban Diner has become a summer occupation for residents of the affluent suburb …
Neilson said this was because consumers using between 250kWh and 450kWh per month tended to be in a significantly more affluent group. Even though Neilson said this, a household that bought 110.1kWh only received 25kWh of free basic electricity.
Neilson said this was because consumers using between 250kWh and 450kWh per month tended to be in a significantly more affluent group. Even though Neilson said this, a household that bought 110.1kWh only received 25kWh of free basic electricity.
The Famous Five package saw couples speeding off in an exact replica of the 1965 Morris Minor Cooper S, a 1970 E-type Jaguar, a 1987 Lamborghini Muira, a 1965 Aston Martin DB5 – used in the James Bond film Goldeneye, and a 27-litre 1930 Bentley Meteor …
… high-tech companies: In recent years, Facebook and LinkedIn have joined Apple, Intel, Google and Microsoft. Employees play a part in Dublin's high–end rental market, where prices are also climbing. … A recent sale of a nearby house for $18.2 …
Restaurateurs are financially incentivized to participate in displacement, since huge real estate corporations can afford to lease commercial spaces at rock-bottom rates to attract high–end businesses and consumers to low-income neighbourhoods. These …
But the fact that NBC chairman Ted Harbert held on to this high–end home for three years after he split from TV host Chelsea Handler speaks volumes about the unbelievably luxurious ocean-view penthouse they once shared. Located on the top floor of …
At the higher end is Castello di Casole, located about 30 miles southwest of Florence. Buying into this private estate comes with access to hotel amenities, an English-speaking concierge and a ready-made network of well-heeled expats. A less-expensive …
As the real–estate market rebounds, many luxury homeowners who just a few years ago had their heads underwater are now only ankle deep. At the end of the first quarter, 20.6% of homes with jumbo mortgages were underwater, meaning the owners owed …