Posted in Business, Information by: Marie
July 7th, 2011
A few of the very enticing features of a resort or a vacation spot is the kind of appearance and ambiance it carries for all who like to spend a night or two on the beach, in the hotel room, or on the pool. Depending on how an area has been rendered and designed, it will give out and display an illusion that the place you are staying in, is actually different from what your senses are beholding. An example of such is the beaches and resorts of Miami that presents a mood that can be compared with that of Mexico’s coastlines with Latin flavor. The Village of South Walton can be lined up with this category due to the creative and ingenious architectural prowess found in every corner of the location.
Who would ever take the witty and contemporary combinations of building and physical art, for granted? From the slate roofs and high places of the buildings, down to the cobblestone lanes that can be beheld all over the resort grounds, The Village of South Walton truly is a remarkable exhibit of combining the contrasting nature of the classical Charleston type of architecture while using modern materials and building resources. Designers and building professionals have even considered the children and other age groups when they have created the attractive fountain that makes everyone feel satisfied and happy while feeling the breeze or dipping in the swimming pool. It is so picturesque that it had already been featured in many magazines and books.
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Posted in India by: Sherill
December 10th, 2010

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Because of this, the areas that are surrounding the prime areas are driving the infrastructure and construction boom in the city. The real estate builders are trying to tap on this sentiment by upgrading the transport linkages between the new areas and the prime areas to help improve their property prospects.
For instance, a new bridge has just been built to connect Kalyani Nagar and Koregaon Park. This bridge will cut the distance between these two places by half an hour so that professionals who are employed in Koregaon Park can find affordable residences in Kalyani Nagar. This idea seems to be working well.
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Posted in India by: Sherill
November 10th, 2010

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Pune city is buzzing with real estate activities to accommodate industrial, commercial, and residential areas. It is witnessing new heights in new business activities like the ITES and IT industry as well as the BPO sector.
Prime areas of this city like Koregaon Park, Model Colony, Hinjewadi, and Deccan Gymkhana command the highest values of real estate in the city. Moderate property rates can be found in new areas like Nagar road, JM road, FC road, Wakdewadi, Shivaji Nagar, Kalyani Nagar, and the Camp. In these areas, you can find land, apartments or flats that only range between Rs 3,000-4,500 per square feet.
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Posted in Europe by: Marie
October 10th, 2010
A research firm focused in real estate, Global Property Guide, issued a report that ranks the most expensive properties in Europe. The list includes London, Paris, and Amsterdam. But to top them all is a small wealthy place having the most expensive real estate in Europe, and it’s called Monaco.
The prime properties of Monaco are located in its area known as Square of Gold, which is close to Place Du Casino (also a world famous destination). It’s in this place where you will find expensive apartments, penthouses, villas, and townhouses, some of which are overlooking the harbor and the Formula 1 circuit.
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Posted in Hong Kong by: Marie
September 10th, 2010
Real estate in Hong Kong is already one of the most expensive properties in the world. The highest land which is called The Peak measures at 1,811 feet above sea level. It has a lavish reputation; in fact the local headlines claim that it is already the most expensive residential land in the whole world!
The land auction of the government for 12 Mount Kellett Road sold for $231 million, which is 134% of the opening bid, translating to $5,417 per square. And this is just the land. Why the high price? It’s the principle of supply-and-demand. Aside from the fact that this neighborhood has the lowest density throughout Hong Kong, property here comes available infrequently so that some of the richest in the world line up to buy.
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Posted in USA by: Marie
August 10th, 2010
Forbes.com released a list of the most expensive blocks in the country. This was derived by getting the 100 most expensive properties in the city, mapping them geographically, and then measuring the concentration of high priced home values in each area. They used tax records, property records, and an algorithm to calculate the market value. They also took into consideration the homes that have not been recently appraised or sold. They even confirmed the data findings with the city’s luxury brokers to make sure.
Some of the cities who made it to the list are: Central Park in New York, views of the bay in San Francisco, Lake Washington in Seattle, and water homes in Miami.
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Posted in News by: Marie
July 10th, 2010
Council leaders said Church Hill in Redditch needed the new shops and other services to help prevent anti-social behaviour there.
The area, which has 10,000 residents, was chosen above three others in the town to have the revamp.
The plans will include having a high street on both sides of the street to encourage more businesses to the area.
New car parks will also be built.
Source:� news.bbc.co.uk
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Posted in USA by: Sherill
June 10th, 2010

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Just north of Lansing Michigan, there is a town called DeWitt named after Clinton DeWitt, who is the former governor of New York. This happened because many New Yorkers have settled in mid-Michigan prior to 1833. The town is very quaint, with family friendly restaurants and shops in downtown area. It was actually recognized by CNN/Money Magazine’s “Best Places to Live 2005.” It is also known for its 5 scenic parks and quality schools. If you want to live pretty close to a large city, and yet want the warmth of a small town, DeWitt can be a great choice.
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Posted in USA by: Marie
May 20th, 2010

In the East Memphis neighborhood of High Point Terrace, a dented plastic water bottle and faded Dr. Pepper can rest between a set of rotting rail ties and contorted, overgrown brushwood. At first glance, the rail tracks stretching behind High Point residential backyards appears to be part of property that has been long forgotten. But this is not just another abandoned lot. It’s a piece of an out-of-service railway owned by CSX Transportation, a company that has placed a $17 million price tag on the 13-mile discontinued rail corridor stretching from Midtown Memphis to Cordova. And it’s all part of a brewing dispute involving a number of local entities, including a private equity firm representing a consortium of civic organizations; city, county, and state government; and one of the largest railroad companies in the Eastern United States.
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Posted in USA by: Marie
April 18th, 2010
Each city has blocks that everyone knows; and not by their street address but by nicknames like “billionaire’s row” or by the number of film and Wall Street stars that live there.
They often are the most expensive block in their respective city.
Usually the block orients around the city’s defining feature. In New York, it’s on Central Park; in San Francisco it has views of the bay; in Seattle it sits on Lake Washington; and in Miami it’s on the water.
In Pictures: The Most Expensive Blocks In The U.S.
For the first time ever Forbes.com has generated a list of the most expensive blocks in 10 cities across the country. To do so, we created an index with California-based data provider Reply! of the 100 most expensive properties in each city, mapped them geographically and then measured home values and the concentration of high-priced home values in each particular cluster.
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