Posts with tag 'luxury market'

Living in a White Mountain ski home is the epitome of refined winter luxury. Imagine waking up to sweeping mountain vistas, crisp alpine air, and the promise of adventure just outside your door. Whether carving through fresh powder or unwinding in a private spa, these homes blend the thrill of the outdoors with the sophistication of elegant living spaces. Each property offers a seamless integration of comfort and grandeur, creating a sanctuary for those who value both exclusivity and connection to nature.

Beyond their stunning architecture and high-end amenities, these homes are gateways to a lifestyle where winter becomes a season to savor. With easy access to world-class ski resorts, charming New England towns, and a wealth of seasonal activities, living in the White Mountains offers unparalleled opportunities to e...

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Luxury Portfolio International recently released their newest study, "State of Luxury Real Estate", focused on consumers in the top 1%-5% income bracket of 17 countries, representing more than 30 million households. It was conducted by the Affluent Consumer Research Company, a full-service market research and voice-of-the-customer organization, specializing in high-income and high-asset consumers around the world.

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All in all, the real estate market this year has improved and we are optimistic for 2011. In real estate, there is a saying that "all real estate is local". While the national headlines talk about the real estate market as a whole, it's a lot like the weather – you see different weather scenarios all over the country, but what you really want is the forecast in your area. Currently we are seeing modest increases in the number of homes sold in Grafton County, and we notice an increase in the average sales price. While the days a house was on the market has increased a bit in both Coos and Grafton, but really not by a huge degree. Homes that come onto the market priced correctly are finding new owners. Con...

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As summer begins, the trees have budded and it definitely feels like a time of renewal. A time of growth for the trees and for the real estate market too. In our travels, all of us are asked the timeless question, "How is the real estate market?". For some, they expect an answer filled with despair and angst. However, as you can see from these charts, we are seeing more hopeful signs of market stabilization. While the "First Time Home Buyer and Move Up Home Buyer" tax credits have expired, the market continues to improve over last year. In terms of county statistics, Caledonia, 

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