Milan is also a good starting point for trips to Franciacorta — arguably Italy’s greatest sparkling wine region — in the Lombardy region ... Zanella has always had a passion for art, and the estate is ...

Coral Sisk is a sommelier, culinary tour guide, and writer with Italian and Persian heritage living in Florence, Italy ... abandoned Medieval family estate turned luxury villa on several acres ...

Once, rosé was strictly for the summer holidays - but these days, as soon as the spring blossom erupts, discerning drinkers ...

Real estate has long been one of the most trusted contributors to global wealth creation, whether through land or apartments. With rising modernization, the demand for luxury living has created ...

10 Lakhs, Estates model is designed for those who want a stake in India's fastest-growing property markets, without having to commit crores. The platform focuses on ultra-luxury developed by Grade ...

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The state's luxury real estate industry features mansions, undeveloped property and more. These luxury estates offer amenities such as private beaches, multiple fireplaces, and expansive garages.

Switzerland and Italy each make two appearances as well. At number one is Monaco, where the average cost of luxury real estate crosses USD 38,800 per square metre. Known as a favourite spot for ...

Douglas Elliman real estate broker Noble Black highlights the contributing factors that is causing a spike in New York City luxury home sales and whether return-to-office plays a role. The ...

When Rubia Daniels first told her friends she was buying six homes in Italy for $1.06 apiece ... followed through — purchasing six crumbling properties in Mussomeli, a centuries-old hill ...

In Italy, there are about 2,500 campsites, but only 5 operators manage more than 5: a fragmentation that opens up great opportunities. The target? Not campers, but "trolley travelers," seeking ...