Design & Trends

Glowing Backlit Bathtubs and Sinks

Luxury bathroom company THG has revealed “the Arabesque”, a bathtub that glows, both metaphorically and literally. With artistic shapes cut-out, the bathtub is backlit in a range of colours. Such a blend of creativity, technology and aesthetics is sure to be a showpiece of any bathroom.

eMagazine

Real Estate News: 12 Mar 2010 Marquette Turner Luxury Homes eMagazine

In the 12 Mar 2010 edition of the Marquette Turner Luxury Homes eMagazine we feature the award winning development on Nurai Island in Abu Dhabi, with its stunning overwater villas and beachfront residences. There’s also the weekly wrap up of headlines from around the world, plus we invite you to take part in the Step by Step Property Success seminars. There’s also the new Raffles Residences in Manila, tips to get the most out of your sale, and the backlit bathtubs.

Lifestyle

The Malibu Home of Mel Gibson for Sale

Oscar winning Australian Mel Gibson has listed his Malibu home at Lavender Hill Farm, for sale at $14.5 million USD. A hacienda-style retreat, the property is set on 2.57 acres. The grounds include fruit orchards, organic gardens, a tennis court, pool and three guest houses.

Luxury Homes

Award Winning Nurai Island in Abu Dhabi with Beachfront and Overwater Residences

31 beachfront estates and 50 water villas are currently being built on Nurai, a natural island located northeast of Abu Dhabi and one kilometer from the shores of Saadiyat that will host the city’s cultural district (Louvres and Guggenheim Museum among other world class attractions). Part of the development is also a boutique luxury hotel with 60 suites.

Real Estate Radar

The World This Week: Real Estate News from 6 – 12 Mar 2010

Interesting real estate and finance stories making headlines in print and online media from around the world 6-12 March 2010, including news from Australia, the US, UK, Qatar, Canada, Singapore and more.

Opinion

Australian Real Estate Outlook for 2010

Australia has performed very well in the last 12 months, in fact better than any other OECD country. So can we expect that to continue without end? Can we expect property prices and rents to continue to endlessly increase in Australia? A sensible and careful answer would be that Australia has performed better than most countries but to expect this to continue and take this for granted would be ill advised.

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