Real Estate News: Nov 11, 2009 Marquette Turner Luxury Homes eMagazine

Published on November 11, 2009 |

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Welcome to the latest MTLH eMagazine. In this Remembrance Day issue, there’s articles on Why wear a Poppy; Architecture in Chile; How much sleep do you need? There’s also an interesting feature on who is rich enough to buy a country, plus the good causes One Million Women as well as details of our Foxtel Lap efforts on this coming Friday for the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute. There’s also luxury homes featured in Queenstown, New Zealand and Manhattan, USA. All the best, Michael Marquette & Simon Turner.

“Letting the cat out of the bag is a whole lot easier than getting it back in.”

- Anon

DESIGN
Architecture in Chile
Sustainable and durable design overlooking Castro’s Fjord.

LUXURY HOME
Land with stunning views on Queenstown Hill
In Otago on the South Island of New Zealand, this plot of land is located in “The Peak”, a private and secure community.

GOOD CAUSE
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
Please support the Marquette Turner team in the Foxtel Lap, to be held this Friday, November 13th.

WISE GUY
Rich Enough to Buy…A Country
There are 400 billionaires in the world that could afford 150 countries.

LUXURY HOMES
350 West Broadway, Manhattan, NYC
This stunning new development with entire floor residences.

HEALTH
How Much Sleep Do You Need?
Everyone’s different for sure, but this list will be helpful in understanding just how much shut eye is required.

GOOD CAUSE
Why Wear a Poppy?
Today is Remembrance Day so we’ve included this historic poem amongst our articles. Lest we forget.

GREEN
One Million Women
A good cause for climate change.

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Articles in this issue include the Rise & Rise of Melbourne; the Cost of Living; Movember; Queenstown Retreat; Greek Villas; Spinach & Cheese Filo Pastries and much more.

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