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May 14, 2008
The Luxury Real Estate Board of Regents announced the launch of its newly redesigned www.Regents.com Web site. The site’s new features emphasize the group's global focus by including multilingual content and access to members around the world.

Mar 18, 2008
Hammond Residential GMAC Real Estate, well-known in the Greater Boston area as a trusted source of real-estate services, has been accepted into the Luxury Real Estate Board of Regents, an exclusive group of leading brokers.

Feb 29, 2008
The uniquely designed and aptly named “Round House” in Wilton, Conn. recently made its first TV appearance on the show “Open House New York” on NBC channel 4 in New York. Floating 12 feet above the ground, this structure rotates 360 degrees.

Dec 13, 2007
After much anticipation, Norris & Company Real Estate unveiled its Web site, www.norrisandcompany.com, which was redesigned by the LuxuryRealEstate.com Web team. It now offers new property-search features, a Flash® map and more customizability.

Dec 07, 2007
One of central New Jersey’s best-performing luxury real estate firms, Gloria Nilson GMAC Real Estate, expanded its exclusive territory into Mercer County, which includes Princeton. This firm is a member of the Luxury Real Estate Board of Regents.

Nov 17, 2007
Luxury Real Estate’s Board of Regents recently announced its expansion into Panama with BusinessPanama Real Estate. LuxuryRealEstate.com has the largest international presence of any luxury real estate network, with members in 65 countries.

Nov 16, 2007
Perry & Co. Real Estate, a well-established firm in the Denver luxury real estate market, was recently invited to join the Board of Regents, the governing body of LuxuryRealEstate.com.

Oct 13, 2007
The luxury real estate market is strong, according to the Luxury Real Estate Board of Regents. Contrary to popular media reporters, sales records of luxury homes are being broken in Florida, New Jersey, Nevada and many other supposedly weak markets.


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