Luxury Real Estate Press Releases

Words are hard to find this morning, as I take a breather and contemplate these last 4 days which has seen a freak once in a lifetime tsunami hit our tranquil isle and beat the living daylights out of it. Like a bully she was selective and hit hardest those areas which were on a marine shelf (Patong, Kamala, Bangtao and Khao Lak), as opposed to those with deep water frontage (Surin, Naithon, Mai Khao- JW Marriott, and Natai beach, all of which were almost completely untouched).

New Jersey – January 3, 2004 - As seen on LuxuryRealEstate.com, Eddie Murphy’s 7 bedroom home, complete with its own music studio and bowling alley is now on the market for $30,000,000. The home is located in beautiful and private East Hill Englewood, New Jersey on 5 sprawling acres. Eddie Murphy first found national fame as a cast member on Saturday Night Live, and for his outrageous stand-up comedy. His recent credits have included, the voice of the Donkey in “Shrek” and “Shrek 2”, and as a comical stay-at-home-dad in training in “Daddy Day Care”.

Diane Turton Named By NJBIZ As One Of Its Women Of Influence For 2004 Women Chosen for Playing a Key Role In The Economic Life of New Jersey POINT PLEASANT BEACH, NEW JERSEY (December 20, 2004) ­– Diane Turton, president, owner and broker of record for Diane Turton, Realtors, has been named one of the Garden State’s Women of Influence for 2004 by NJBIZ, a leading provider of business news and information about New Jersey companies and the State’s economy. 

Atlanta, Dec. 22 – The Atlanta Board of Realtors has elected a new president for 2005: David Boehmig. He is the general manager and chief operating officer of Jenny Pruitt & Associates. He installed on Dec. 1, during the Atlanta board's year-end business meeting and luncheon held at the Piedmont Driving Club in Buckhead, Ga.

Englewood, FL, Dec. 21 –Elaine L. Tomanek, manager of the Michael Saunders & Company Englewood, FL, office, was appointed 2005 president of the Englewood Area Board of Realtors on November 19, 2004. A member of the board since 1999, she will focus her efforts as president on continuing the Scholarship Fund events for Realtors and the public and on improving technology for the member agents, brokers and support staff.

By John Brian Losh Luxury real estate (homes valued at million or more in most markets) is a highly competitive industry, but brokers who understand two simple principles will always have an edge. These principles are: Knowing how to attract affluent clients to your business. Knowing how to meet the needs of those affluent clients. The most effective method of attracting high-net-worth individuals to your business is by rubbing elbows with them. When you surround yourself with the movers and shakers in your community, you constantly expand your client base, both through the people you meet and through word-of-mouth.

November 22, 2004 -Coach Realtors and Pam Golding Properties were honored at the 11th annual Bentley International Property Awards held at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, England.Coach Realtors was honored with the Best American Estate Agent award and earned a 5-star rating for its outstanding community support, remarkable growth and commitment to meticulous customer service. Highlights from the past year include Coach Realtors’ donation of ,000 to the Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, Inc., the expansion and renovation of 4 office locations, the acquisition of 2 real estate firms, a 30% increase in sales revenue and the addition of 82 sales associate. We are proud to be recognized by Bentley Motors for our dedication to our clients and employees and look forward to many years for continued growth and success on Long Island" stated Lawrence P Finn, owner of Coach Realtors.