Monday, 22 February 2010

Melnick House Realty

We are International Property Locators, working with a very wide network of licensed Realtors and Estate Agents worldwide. We specialise in luxury properties including mansions, chateaux, luxury villas and private islands. We offer a personalised and confidential service to find your ideal home, business or investment property. We act exclusively for the buyer and do not represent vendors. This blog includes a few examples of properties and regions. Check the Archive link on the left for previous posts.

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Wednesday, 17 February 2010

Luxury Offices - Dubai

Complete floor in luxurious building

5 offices, 5 Bath , 5 Kitchen, 10 Parking
Total Area: 10,949 Sq. ft

High Speed Lifts
24 Hrs. Security & Maintenance
Grand Entrance with Exclusively Designed Lobby

Shopping Arcade with Banking Facilities
Amazing View from each unit
Coffee Shops & Restaurants, Business Centre
Professionally Landscaped grounds with Mini Golf
Children’s Nursery & Play Area
Equipped Gymnasium
Swimming Pool

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Thursday, 11 February 2010

BAHAMAS


Featured Property Beachfront House Bahamas

The property comprises 3.5 acres with 240 feet of beachfront. The entire house was completely rebuilt 1999/2000. The main house is approximately 5,000 square feet of living area with split-level master bedroom suite with two bathrooms, and three guest bedroom suites. A separate apartment contains an additional bedroom suite and living room. The house also has a library and gymnasium. The estate includes a staff cottage and two garages. A paved driveway leads from the private, gated entrance to the house and is flanked by gardens on both sides.



The Bahamas

Located only 40 miles from Florida, the Bahamas is a chain of 700 islands and islets with dazzling white sand beaches, and crystal clear sea

The second oldest parliamentary democracy in the British Commonwealth, the Bahamas became an Independent nation and Commonwealth member in 1973.

The Bahamas has prospered through tourism, international banking and investment management. Tourism is the country's leading industry (85% of tourists are from North America), followed by banking. Visitors come to enjoy its mild climate, fine beaches and beautiful forests.

One of the Bahamas' key attractions is its tax friendly environment. The Bahamas does not levy taxes on capital gains, corporate earnings, personal income, sales, inheritance or dividends. This tax freedom is available to all resident corporations, partnerships, individuals and trusts. Making the Bahamas, an ideal place to establish a business. The Bahamas government is committed to a "No Income Tax" policy. A stable political environment and investor friendly policies have made this island nation one of the most desirable countries in which to live and invest. The Bahamian dollar (BS$) is linked one-to-one with the US dollar.

The Bahamas has one of the world's largest open-registry shipping fleets. The main exports are, pharmaceuticals, cement, rum, crawfish and refined petroleum products.

The climate is subtropical to tropical, and is moderated by the waters of the Gulf Stream, particularly in winter.

The average daily temperatures are (F) 62 – 79 in winter; 69 – 89 in summer.



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Wednesday, 3 February 2010

Would you like your own private island?


Private Mediterranean Island – For Sale

The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, defines an island as a naturally formed area of land, surrounded by water, which is above water at high tide.
There are many thousands of uninhabited islands in the world but not all can be privately owned. There are however islands in many areas of the world which are available to private ownership. Some islands can be bought undeveloped, while others include buildings and infrastructure. Most islands are purchased for either residential privacy or commercial development for tourism.
"Private" islands in many countries including the United Kingdom, are not legally private – any foreshore, such as beaches, is owned by the state, and is hence publicly accessible property.

A number of important points are necessary considerations before buying an island.
• Has legal ownership been established?
• If you are a foreign national are there any restrictions on ownership and/or development?
• Is there a means of access? If surrounded by shallow waters which will only take a canoe, it would be very difficult to bring in building materials. A natural harbour is a major asset.
• How close is the nearest airport?
• Is there a mainland or island community nearby with hospital, emergency services and provisions?

• Is there fresh water? Some islands require desalination plants, which can be very expensive.

• What services are available? Solar- or wind-powered electricity, generator, septic tank are basic requirements.

• Is the host country politically stable?

Further information
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Monday, 1 February 2010

Buying a Castle

An Englishman’s home is his castle, but very few of us actually live in or consider buying a castle.
As an alternative investment, quality real estate and unique properties are a sound choice. Castles, Chateaux and historic mansions have for some time been favoured by European investors and the current economic climate has highlighted their long term potential.
You can commission and build a new castle today, but buying an original historic castle is not only owning a piece of history, but a prestigious and valuable long term investment. Many of the European castles also come with a title, such as Lord of the Manor, Scottish Laird, or even Count.

A castle may be defined as a “private fortified residence" initially being the home of a lord or noble, in contrast to a fortress, which was not a home. Developed during the Middle Ages they are mainly located in Europe and the Middle East. A château is a French manor house or residence of a lord or noble with or without fortifications.
On wine-producing estates, Chateau has a somewhat different meaning. Although there are estates with true châteaux on them, it is customary for any wine-producing estate, to prefix its name with "Château".

A castle may be used as a private residence or company headquarters, sometimes both, but it may also be a source of revenue, as a tourist attraction, hotel, conference centre or film location.

The restoration of a castle requires specialist builders and restoration experts. If recent restoration work has not been done then it is important to seek specialist advice, not only on the work required but also the availability of materials.

If you want to buy a castle, we can help you.

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