Bond & Des Voeux

?? New Podcast Alert! ?? Calling all real estate professionals, private and commercial movers, and anyone interested in the world of high-net-worth individuals! ??? We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new podcast, Elevating Relocation, hosted by the fantastic Eve Ward at Bond & Des Voeux. This podcast delves into the intricacies of luxury relocations, offering insights into the unique challenges and opportunities that come with moving high-net-worth individuals. Each episode will feature interviews with industry experts, from real estate agents and relocation specialists to interior designers and wealth managers. We'll explore topics such as: ?? The unique needs of high-net-worth clients: What are their priorities and concerns when relocating? ?? Trends in the luxury real estate market: Where are the hottest destinations for high-net-worth individuals? ?? Best practices for managing luxury relocations: How can you ensure a smooth and stress-free move for your clients? ?? The future of luxury relocation: What trends and technologies are shaping the industry? Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in the world of luxury relocation, Elevating Relocation has something for you. Tune in to the first episode, available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you access your podcasts. Check out the comments for links to all platforms. ??

Heard on the Street: Sales of recreational items went from pandemic boom to inflationary bust. Some sellers were braced for the downturn.

You keep the neighborhood Zillow alerts going long after buying a house. You can’t stop refreshing the StubHub app, despite already having your concert tickets in hand. Or, you find yourself trawling the LinkedIn profiles of former colleagues from a job you quit years back. Savoring our own good calls—delighting in the confirmation that we got the best deal on fares to Miami or planned ahead and booked that impossible-to-get table for two—is hardly a bad habit. And the technology in our phones, from hyperspecific communities to endless push notifications, enables us to tap into that afterglow at any time. Is that such an awful thing? Deep down, we know that scrolling and clicking can backfire, leaving us feeling worse. And yet it so often delivers a rush. ?? Heather Noggle, a business consultant in Springfield, Mo., underwent Lasik surgery in 2014, perfecting her vision. But she kept her monthly “it’s time to refill your contacts” emails coming, figuring the reminder would prompt gratitude. Noggle finally unsubscribed after eight years. ?? Author and motivational speaker Amy Blankson says that the more we live in our memories and give in to distraction, the more we’re missing out on the present. Try reflecting on that big win writing about it in a journal. When you feel the pull to open an app for validation, ask yourself, “Is this something that is going to help me move forward?” ?? Carey Morewedge, a marketing professor at Questrom School of Business, Boston University, recommends keeping your comparisons to your own life, as opposed to looking at others. Were you better off on this trip than, say, the one you took when your kids were toddlers? Read more from Rachel Feintzeig: https://lnkd.in/ebUrQMJ8

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If you’re looking to add some posh to your pad and want to do so subtly, peruse our list of luxury decor trends, ranked from entry-level to super premium in terms of cost and commitment, and see where you fit in.