Internationally awarded and recognized, Luxury Realty Group is respected for setting a golden standard in elegance, service, exclusivity, and technology. Through its integrity to client representation and privacy, the boutique real estate firm has earned the trust of some of the world’s most prominent figures.

Luxury Realty Group is comprised of just a few hand-selected members, all invited into the firm because of their knowledge and experience with high-rise condominiums and fine homes. From cutting-edge websites to some of the most expensive sales in Las Vegas history, everyone walks the talk.

As consultants to several Wall Street Firms and the Associated Press, members of Luxury Realty Group make regular appearances in the media including CNBC, ABC News, CBS News, FOX News, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune, New York Times, and Los Angeles Times.
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Are “Smear Campaigns” and “News Framing” tactics harming the real estate industry?

Posted by Luxury Realty Group - May 30th, 2008

News Framing is a strategy used in journalism. It’s the art of filtering news into an angle or frame, a strategy that is meant to guide audiences into perceiving something a certain way. Today, News Framing is most obvious in the United States’ current: real estate market, economy, war, and presidential race. But what the heck does Spiderman have to do with how the media is handling the current Las Vegas real estate market?

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Enough is Enough - The last I checked, the amenities at Panorama Towers and Turnberry Towers looked operational. Las Vegas real estate market Update - May 2008

Posted by Luxury Realty Group - May 8th, 2008

The national press is searching for horror stories about the Las Vegas high-rise luxury condo market. Recently, I received a call from a journalist looking for information on how horrible it had become to live in high-rise condominium properties such as Panorama Towers and Turnberry Towers. The journalist wanted to talk to owners who were going through foreclosures, seeking stories about how their quality of living has been impacted, trying to see if the buildings amenities had been compromised. But is it the press’ fault that they view things this way?

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