Monday, December 15th, 2008
Utopia by the Sea
A cluster of homes on the California coast called Sea Ranch lifts the souls of design aficionados with its style forged by A-list architects and its deference to nature.
A cluster of homes on the California coast called Sea Ranch lifts the souls of design aficionados with its style forged by A-list architects and its deference to nature.
Like hotels built in China by other U.S. chains, Days Inns are almost unrecognizable to those familiar with their American counterparts.
Three developers are vying for the right to transform a dilapidated pier in Chelsea into a three-level complex of museums, shops, markets, film centers and public space.
It seems like the Hamptons may be joining the real estate slump. However, while there are more homes “for sale” in the area, they are not exactly “on sale.” At least, not yet.
Despite the declining housing market, developers are finding that homes built around wineries are still selling among wealthier buyers.
Life in the turn-of-the-century New England-style village of Pinehurst, N.C., is a throwback to an era of casual gentility.
Williams, Ariz., draws vacationers who stumble on the small city en route to the Grand Canyon and return to buy second homes.
There’s good news for second-home owners hoping to rent out an investment property: vacationers are turning to these rentals more than ever.
The Ocean House club, a $50 million project in Cape May, offers second-home shoppers the chance to buy a share in a condominium that comes with prime-time vacation use.
A mountaintop golf community in North Carolina, and a residential resort with an extensive marina in Costa Rica.