Designed to make best use of a generous waterfront site in coveted Bay Colony while also ensuring privacy, 10 Compass Road offers optimum views and thoughtful connections with the landscape. Step inside and it is equally breathtaking.
The Brady Bunch was in its heyday and Walt Disney World was opening
when Unique Homes debuted 50 years ago.
On Unique Homes’ first exclusive virtual panel, real estate agents discussed how the real estate markets of America endured (and continue to endure) through the turbulence that the Covid-19 pandemic has caused.
During the mid-year height of the Covid-19 pandemic, real estate agents comment on how the market stood, and in some cases prevailed, under enormous pressure.
New values, shifting demographics and technology are all transformative agents in 2020, and each will shape real estate and design well into the next decade.
Improving on excellence is not easy, but Overlook in Camden, Maine (featured on our cover) elevates already significant architecture along with 21 stunning acres perched above a desirable stretch of Maine coastline to an even higher strata.
Interest and research in driverless and self-parking cars is rapidly growing, as are ideas for how this technology may impact housing development.
Consumer sentiments toward owning and buying real estate continue to evolve, along with the definition of luxury. Ten years ago, there were few signposts for the journey out of the recession.
An address on Linda Isle is prized in Newport Beach, where only a select few homes sit directly on the bayfront and an even smaller number on an island. “Only a handful of these islands are guard gated, which makes Linda Isle especially desirable,” explains developer Zachary Eglit, president of BDR, Inc.
