Lifestyle Asset Group is aiming for an ultra-affluent group database for PortfolioOne, its second-home ownership model in which consumers can become homeowners with unrestricted use of luxury homes in multiple locations.
The Four Seasons Private Residences in Denver has restructured its pricing system to help convince affluent consumers that a primary or second-home purchase is a good investment in today’s unstable economy.
California-based Terranea Resort is promoting a program for new homeowners at its residences called the Terranea Luxury Club that offers an exclusive collection of lifestyle upgrades through traditional marketing channels.
Los Cabos, Mexico-based Del Mar Development is promoting its three communities neighboring the One&Only Pamilla Hotel through a mix of local and international print, Web site and event marketing.
Northstar California Resort is offering consumers the ultimate luxury skiing experience through its new Northstar Mountainside Residences that consist of Home Run, 16 unique townhouses and The Glades, a group of 25 homesites in Lake Tahoe, CA.
New York-based retailer Barneys New York is shifting its in-store strategy by using mobile devices to find inventory, ring up purchases and store customer information.
Luxury marketers such as Rolex, Chanel, Tiffany & Co. and Clive Christian have helped increase Condé Nast-owned Architectural Digest’s advertising fill rate 112 percent year over year.
A new print magazine joint venture by Observer Media Group and China Happenings will launch Nov. 12 targeting the affluent Chinese tourist in New York.
London-based publication Luxury Briefing announced the launch of a quarterly magazine supplement called Luxury Connections during its Wealth Summit last week in London.
LONDON — Brazil, Russia, India and China are not yet having a noticeable impact on the wine, yacht or real estate industries, according to a panel discussion at the Luxury Briefing Wealth Summit 2011.
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