1. The United States is the world’s largest economy. California is the largest state economy in the United States. Los Angeles is the largest regional economy in the United States. 2. Gateway cities such as Los Angeles tend to offer consistently strong long-term returns because of their higher barriers to entry…
Read MoreCreative ways of promoting the growth of urban villages, clustering, and increased density needs to be made a priority. If not, economic growth will seize up and liveability will decline.
Read MoreIn the latest “Quality of Living” city-ranking list published by global investment consultant Mercer, Los Angeles dropped to number 58 in the rankings while Melbourne retained its number 1 status.
Read MoreTiming and location are everything when it comes to purchasing Real Estate. With Super-Prime, perhaps even more so.
Read MoreProperty developers are a unique breed of professionals. Individualists who consider a myriad of factors and influences, past, present and future when determining whether or not to proceed with specific projects.
Read More“Luxury” as a descriptive adjective has been diluted, distorted and mangled by the global property development industry. The process of defining an arbitrary adjective such as “Luxury” is personal and subjective.
Read MoreWhat is “Luxury” in the Modern Home? Is there any developer not promoting their project as the latest urban oasis, embodying luxury’s highest standards? Although hamstrung by thoughtless design, shoddy construction and poor locations, many of these developments, loaded with amenities that will never be utilized are touted as the epitome of luxury.
Read MoreLos Angeles recently dropped to number 58 in the “Quality of Living” city-ranking list published by Mercer.
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