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Damaghi Family’s South Florida Real Estate Buying Spree
South Florida has extended been a magnet for New York real estate gamers. And when most New Yorkers make a move on the regional market place, they do it in design: With loads of ballyhoo in hopes that even the smallest promotions and tasks turn into the talk of the town. The Damaghis are not most New Yorkers. The Great Neck family members has amassed developable sites across South Florida. Even though some of its investments have surpassed people of New York’s real estate royalty, the family’s bargains have remained clandestine. “They have got some genuinely phenomenal property,” a resource reported. “But some folks just want to preserve it peaceful.” …
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The Nazarbaev Family’s ‘Hidden’ Luxury Real Estate In Almaty
Officials in Kazakhstan announced in 2001 that they were planning to build a new recreational park in the foothills of Almaty, the former capital and largest city of the oil-rich Central Asian country. The local government allocated 61 hectares of land along the road leading to the picturesque Alma-Arasan Gorge in Almaty’s Bostandyq district. Initially, the new park was to be named 21st Century. The construction work lasted nearly a decade before the city park was officially opened in the summer of 2011. It also received a new name: the Park of the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In early January, protests over a sudden fuel-price hike quickly…
