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Wallpaper's Wizardry - Luxury Homes – Luxury Real Estate | UniqueHomes.com

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By Camilla McLaughlin Verified
| Unique Homes Magazine
Arabella by Tempaper. Photo courtesy of Tempaper. Penchants usually gravitate to the latest and greatest, but one tried and true material continues to be a magical catalyst for lifestyle. “People want to LOVE their home. They want comfort and convenience, but do not want to sacrifice chic,” says San Francisco designer Jay Jeffers.
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Culinary Nirvana

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By Camilla McLaughlin Verified
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Trending at high-end resorts: Events designed to showcase iconic cuisines and local talent. The concept of bringing notable chefs together in a resort locale was pioneered at the food Aspen Food and Wine Festival in 1983 to pump up interest in the summer season. Similar events blossomed in other resorts, becoming a yearround occurrence. It’s a trend perfectly aligned with the growing spotlight on food and beverages among resorts.
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Deciphering the NAR Settlement - Luxury Homes – Luxury Real Estate | UniqueHomes.com

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By Camilla McLaughlin Verified
| Unique Homes Magazine
Does the NAR settlement change anything or everything? Perhaps March 2024 will be remembered as the month that turned real estate on end. Or perhaps not. The National Association of Realtors agreed to pay $418 million in damages and agreed to changes in rules regarding cooperative broker compensation. National news headlines are hailing the end of commissions as we know them. But industry experts are seeing it differently and debating what the lasting impacts will be.
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