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La Jolla Oceanfront Estate One Of The Finest Offered In Southern California

La Jolla Masterpiece For Sale For $27,900,000

What is the value of “owning” a piece of the luxury beach Real Estate in La Jolla California? An exquite new estate listed on pricey “Sprindrift” in La Jolla is going to show us very soon.   This “one of a kind” property on Sprindrift nestled in the cliffs of La Jolla  is rivaled as an estate like no other. That is why The Biszantz Connection has given it the “Biszantz Best Pick For An Investment Property.” The location is  unparralled combining forever views, up front and center beach living without having the hoards of daytime “beach goers” sharing your front yard with you. This Spindrift Estate encompasses quality and workanship like no other offered on the California Coastline.

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Thoughtful planning of the layout is demonstrated by spacious entertaining areas for large groups while preserving the intimate private bedrooms and family areas that include a bowling alley! Never to be without a guest house, and this La Jolla Estate does not disappoint in offering an adjacent guest home that offers privacy, views and a wonderful experience when visiting the lucky new owner! This amazing estate is listed with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in La Jolla by Shannon Hagan. Any pre qualified buyers can call the office 858-755-0075 for showings.

La Jolla Sophisticated Estate For Sale On Spindrift.

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 Mayacama, A Secluded Golfers Paradise Nestled in The Soft Rolling Hills of Sonoma.

Golf by day, wine by night at this uber exclusive resort Mayacama in Sonoma.

Mayacama

Perhaps some of the most pristine 675 acres of soft rolling hillside only an hours drive of San Francisco, crisscrossed by streams and rivers, marshes, soft wavy grasses, gnarled ancient oaks and an abundant of wildlife can be found at an exquisite destination resort called Mayacama. Here life revolves around an expansive Mediterranean inspired clubhouse where alfresco lifestyle overlooks a Jack Nicklaus masterpiece of a golf course.  Once inside the excusive gates of Mayacama Country Club,  life is abundant and extraordinary. As one ascends the long drive to the club and residences, the trappings of everyday life slip away. Hiking, swimming, golf, tennis, bird watching, wine tours are all part of life here.

Mayacama Country Club

The opportunities at Mayacama range from golf membership, full residential ownership to fractional ownership for ease of lifestyle at one of their course side casitas. Whatever your choice is, the family at Mayacama provides exceptional service from the moment one steps off the plane in Sonoma. Whatever your passion is from picturesque golf to breathtaking hiking, you will find it here, in the heart of Sonoma.  We took a private tour of the facilities for our clients to evaluate the benefits of membership and potential ownership in this wine region. Mayacama is Partnered with Timbers Resort Company which allows members enjoyment of any of their collection of fine properties including Rancho Valencia Resort. Feel Free to call The Biszantz Connection at 619-419-4655 to hear about the various forms of membership to this exclusive golf resort.

Many thanks to my fellow colleague Coldwell Banker Previews Realtor Mary Anne VeldKamp in Sonoma www.maryanneveldkamp.com for arranging this private tour for Coldwell Banker Luxury Realtors to preview this country club as well as a few private estates that will be coming soon on this blog!

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Woman  Home Buyers Are The Source In Emerging Countries.

Studies find Woman Home Buyers Drive the house-hunting process in most emerging markets worldwide.

Woman Are The Main House Purchasers In Emerging Countries.

Women  home buyers are the majority buyers in emerging countries including the Philippines, Bangladesh and Mexico are dispelling the myth that men drive the house-hunting process in these regions.

Lamudi’s research that shows the majority of homebuyers in these countries are women. The figures are based on an analysis of search behavior on the Lamudi website, which is active in 28 countries in the emerging markets.

The analysis reveals that more than 60 percent of homebuyers in Mexico are female, while the majority of house-hunters in the Philippines are women. In Bangladesh couples search for property together, but the final decision is most often made by the female.

Lamudi’s Global Co-Founder and Managing Director, Paul Philipp Hermann, said: “These findings dispel some of the stereotypes around who the typical buyer is in emerging markets, where men are often seen as dominating the house-hunting process. Women in these countries are becoming more active in choosing where their family settles down.”

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Le Palais Royal Estate in U. S. Most Expensive Listing at $139 Million.

Le Palais Royal in South Florida is the most expensive listing in The U.S. for $139 Million.

Estate Home in South Florida Hits Market at $139 Million, Most Expensive in U.S.

Le Palais Royal, A French-inspired estate home currently under construction in Hillsboro Beach, Floridahas just been listed for sale at $139 million, making it the most expensive palace in the continental U.S. currently on the market.

The 60,500-square-foot palatial estate sits on over 4 acres and 465-feet of beachfront on Millionaires Mile. Le Palais Royal boasts a 492-foot private dock that can accommodate up to a 185-foot mega yacht, and an underground garage with parking for over 30 cars. Currently under the final phase of construction and slated for completion before the end of 2015, the price tag includes the finishing.

Listing agent of Le Palais Royal,  William P.D. Pierce of Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate tells World Property Channel, “Le Palais Royal is to be the most expensive listing on the market in America, and was designed to be fit for royalty and the upmost refined individual.

This oceanfront palace features 11 bedrooms, 17 bathrooms and the first-ever IMAX Theater contracted for private use, featuring a 50 by 27-foot screen and seating for 18 with a bar and IMAX lounge. Other exceptional features include three master bedroom suites and one presidential master suite, each with a Jacuzzi overlooking the ocean or Intracoastal Waterway.  La Cuisine du chef will feature a La Cornue Grand Palais custom range and custom cabinetry made of solid mahogany accentuated with 22-carat gold leafing. The family room will feature a 1,300-gallon Living Color aquarium enclosed within custom cabinetry that will accommodate a high definition 3-D television.

 Le Palais Royal  features a 4,500-square-foot infinity edge pool with a 12-foot cascading waterfall, double loop LED-lit waterslide, fire pit and swim-up bar for outdoor entertaining. The pool was designed with state-of-the-art technology including an automated temperature gauge sensor and triple sanitation system, which utilizes saline, chlorine and ultraviolet light. An outdoor Jacuzzi is positioned above a waterfall, and there is also a plunge pool off the master suite on the second floor of the exterior terrace. The courtyard also features an outdoor summer kitchen with a pizza oven, outdoor lounge for royal entertaining, and entrance to indoor spa massage rooms.

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European Asset Managers Have A Massive Exposure To Real Estate.

European Banks Are Also At Risk With Huge Inventories of REO Properties.

Europe’s Banks to Offload $770 Billion of Non-Core Property Assets

European banks and asset management agencies have a gross exposure of $770 billion (€584 billion) to non-core real estate which is subject to disposal or work-out strategies.

The findings, published in the firm’s European Real Estate Loan Sales Market H1 2014 update, reveal that despite the record volume of commercial real estate (CRE) and real estate-owned (REO) sales seen so far this year, the deleveraging process throughout Europe is far from over.

Cushman & Wakefield Corporate Finance carried out extensive research into the non-core real estate exposure of 46 banks and asset management agencies throughout Europe for the in-depth report.  The nine European ‘bad banks’ analyzed hold over 46% of the total gross exposure to non-core real estate, indicating their importance in the CRE loan and REO sales market in the next few years.

The publication details eight ‘mega-deals’ – those with a face value over $1.3  billion – which have closed in H1, while another four are currently being tracked.  These ‘mega-deals’ accounted for 71% of the total H1 loan sale volume; this is up from 40% in H1 2013.

Contrary to the trend observed across Europe in 2013, the average size of loan sale transactions has increased in H1 2014 to $818 million from $455 million in the same period last year – this makes it even more difficult for smaller investors to participate in the sales process.

Following a record first quarter dominated by IBRC, Q2 saw activity spread to Southern Europe as vendors look to take advantage of increasing investor appetite in the region.  As a result, Cushman & Wakefield’s Corporate Finance team estimates $21.4 billion of sales completed in the three months to July, over six times the volume closed in Q2 2013 ($3.3 billion).

When combined with the Q1 2014 figure of $32.5 billion, the total volume for the first six months of this year amounts to $53.8 billion.  This represents an increase of over 30% on volume for the entirety of 2013 and of 611% on H1 2013.

A highly active H1 has led to Cushman & Wakefield Corporate Finance forecasting that closed CRE and REO sales are now likely to reach $79 billion in 2014.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Federico Montero, Head of Loan Sales, EMEA Corporate Finance said, “The record loan sales volume seen so far in 2014 has been impressive, although the non-core real estate exposure of 770 billion across Europe signifies the enormity of the deleveraging process still to occur.  Additionally, the upcoming stress tests being enforced by the ECB will guarantee that the current high levels of activity in the market will be sustained in the next few years.”
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