The separation between the haves and have-nots is expanding, and it is being reflected in real estate,” an expert said.
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Why farmland is quietly beating luxury real estate

Somewhere in the quiet corridors of wealth management offices, a curious shift is unfolding. While luxury penthouses and ...
Luxury real estate prices are predicted to rise at a faster rate than the traditional market in 2025. Gen X is becoming a dominant force in luxury homeownership, driving demand for multi-generational ...
The rich are increasingly looking for properties that can accommodate extended families. Mllennials and Gen Xers are driving ...
“Selling luxury real estate isn’t like selling ordinary assets: each property is unique, properties cannot change location, and luxury properties are, by definition, expensive,” Chad Roffers, the CEO ...
Luxury real estate is often treated as an outlier industry, relationship-driven, slow to change and insulated from technology disruption. In fast-growth markets, that assumption no longer holds.
Cheryl McInroy, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Premier in Bedford, earned the Institute for Luxury Home Marketing’s Certified ...