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The Covid-19 pandemic is changing the landscape for luxury real estate. But will these changes be temporary, or are they a glimpse into the future of the luxury market?

While real estate already employs virtual and remote selling, now agents and sellers alike are trying to pivot most of the process online. With news changing rapidly about COVID-19, real estate professionals are tasked[...]

Singapore was named the number one prospect for investment, according to a report from the Urban Land Institute and PwC. It has the greatest projected real estate price increases. The report, which is based on insights[...]

Paris is now the most expensive city in the world, alongside Singapore and Hong Kong, as the Economist Intelligence Unit awarded the top spot to all three. Previously Paris had occupied the second spot for several[...]

Real estate speculators are projecting 2020 to be a mixed bag, but overall quite friendly to real estate professionals. Markets will continue to be wracked by uncertainty: nobody’s sure how strained trade relations[...]

Although it varies from region to region, the current real estate market heavily favors buyers. Sellers are disgruntled by the prospect of possibly selling for a lesser profit, or at a loss entirely, while real estate[...]

Marketing for luxury properties is ultra-competitive. You are dealing with a small customer base, a competitive field, and long purchase time frames, so it’s crucial to set yourself apart. 

Amazon is already a one-stop-shop for everything from clothing to home goods to electronics. Its low prices and quick turnaround has made it the most valuable brand in the world. And as of late July, it’s expanding into[...]

Vancouver is in the midst of sudden drop in home value. The first half of this year has seen the lowest number of sales in 24 years, and benchmark home prices are down 8.7% from last year. The market is experiencing a[...]