Read more about the article How Cultural Micro-Etiquette Seals Atlantic Luxury Deals
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How Cultural Micro-Etiquette Seals Atlantic Luxury Deals

While standard real estate reports constantly analyze yield rates, square footage, and exchange rate fluctuations along the corridor between Italy and the United States, the most decisive factor in high-net-worth…

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Read more about the article Manhattan’s Rent Ceiling Just Vanished. Here’s What It Means for Foreign Capital
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Manhattan’s Rent Ceiling Just Vanished. Here’s What It Means for Foreign Capital

Manhattan rents have never been higher. The average apartment now costs $6,655 a month, a 10 percent jump from a year ago and the highest figure ever recorded on the…

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Read more about the article Italian Yacht Designer Achille Salvagni Adds A Madison Avenue Landmark To His Portfolio
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Italian Yacht Designer Achille Salvagni Adds A Madison Avenue Landmark To His Portfolio

Achille Salvagni, the Italian designer known for crafting super-yachts that sell for as much as $50 million, has made his first major real estate move in New York City, according…

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New York’s New Second-Home Surcharge: Why Long-Term Rentals Remain an Investment Safe Harbor

New York City's residential real estate landscape, an enduring favorite for international capital, is adjusting to a significant new fiscal reality. As part of the recent FY 2027 New York…

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