Design

What Luxury Multifamily Buyers Actually Notice About Parking And What They Don’t

Developers spend a disproportionate amount of design energy on the parts of a luxury building that buyers will photograph: the lobby, the rooftop lounge, the finishes inside the unit....

In Tahoe-Truckee, California, Second-Home Buyers Are Passing on Homes That Need Work

The national conversation about housing being “stuck” does not map neatly onto every local market. In Tahoe-Truckee, according...

Borough-by-Borough Planning Patchwork in London, UK Costs Developers Before a Brick Is Laid

No national permitted development right governs basement construction in London, UK. Instead, each of the capital’s 33 boroughs...

KeyCrew Media Partners with Eakin Group’s Ed Eakin to Co-Produce Los Cabos Luxury and Golf Community Real Estate Coverage

The partnership will feature Eakin, a Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) and the second person ever to receive...

In Truckee-Tahoe, California, Building Codes Have Made Starter Homes Economically Impossible to Build

The combination of snow load, seismic, wildfire, and energy requirements means every new home is a luxury product...

Why Wealthy Americans Are Choosing Fort Lauderdale Over Miami for Luxury Relocation

Infrastructure efficiency and practical amenities are overtaking brand prestige as the main drivers of ultra-high-net-worth migration to South Florida, with Fort Lauderdale attracting buyers...

Why South Florida Luxury Buyers Are Choosing Turnkey Homes Over Custom Construction

Ultra-high-net-worth buyers in South Florida are turning away from custom construction projects and favoring turnkey properties, marking a clear change in how the region’s...

What a $5.3 Million Vail Condo Actually Costs to Own: The Carrying Cost Math That Surprises Buyers from Miami, Dallas, and Mexico City

A two-bedroom condo on Gore Creek in Vail Village just hit the market at $5.3 million. Renovated kitchen. Underground parking. Fly fishing in the...

How Location Selectivity Is Fragmenting Bergen County’s Market

The Bergen County residential market has split into clear tiers based on location, with properties in flood zones, on busy streets, or near railroad...

Outdoor Living Design Offers More Flexibility Than Interior Renovations

While kitchen and bathroom renovations dominate home improvement budgets, backyards remain underused spaces where designers face fewer structural constraints. Most discussions about real estate marketing...

Outdoor Living Upgrades Drive $400,000 Premium in Toronto Townhouse Sale

A designer argues that dismissing backyard projects as weak financial investments reflects an outdated view, as buyers increasingly prioritize stress relief and quality of...

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