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Real Estate & Construction Expo 2021 will take place on October 22-23 at "Yerevan Expo" exhibition complex. A variety of structures related to this area will gather under one roof, which are: Construction companies Architectural companies Suppliers of building materials and equipment Real estate agencies Banking system Other structures related to this area The companies will get opportunity to contact directly several thousand target visitors. The companies will then present special offers for visitors. RECON EXPO will consist of exhibition and forum blocks. The exhibition block will be divided into open air and closed sections. For more information visit the website: https://fb.me/e/14fAuVtya Call us to book the best pavilions +374 94 65 00 06, +374 94 65 00 96.
For the first time in Armenia - Real Estate and Construction Forum. Closed event, entrance by invitation only. Real estate and construction sectors under one roof. Construction companies Architectural Offices Suppliers of building materials Construction Equipment Suppliers Banking system Relevant structures of the municipality 12 speeches, 150 guests, 80 companies. Please call for details: 094650006, 094650096.
A stunning home on the French Riviera that was once owned by Edith Piaf is on the market for almost US$ 5.25 million. She bought the four-bedroom property in Grasse on the French Riviera in the 1950s and lived there until her death from liver cancer in 1963, at the age of 47. The refurbished property on the south east coast of France is surrounded by countryside, being between the two pretty villages of Mougins and Valbonne. The grounds are extensive and include a tennis court, an outdoor swimming pool and a pool house. In addition, there are three separate guest suites and a two-bedroom guardian's cottage. The landscaped gardens include a lawn area with Mediterranean shrubs, mature trees and enough space for a helicopter to land. Inside of the property, there is a stone archway separating the kitchen and dining room, as well as exposed stone walls in the living area. There is pretty floor tiling throughout much of the house, with wooden ceiling beams and large doors opening out to the garden. Carlton International, the estate agents handling the sale, said: 'The property makes the perfect family home, ideal for entertaining.' It added: 'This was the former home of one of the most famous, internationally renowned french singers of the twentieth century. 'It is a stunning property in the heart of the countryside, enjoying complete quiet.' And buying agent Henry Pryor said: 'Properties with this history are always going to create a stir, especially on the French Riviera. 'The agent's problem won't be getting someone to view it, but holding back the tour buses who would like to see it.
Anya Hairapetan, the daughter of wealthy Moscow-based journalist, publisher and oil tycoon Levon Hairapetian, is unloading a prized piece of her real estate portfolio. After picking up a historic Brooklyn Heights carriage house for $9.8 million last year, Hairapetian is letting it go again for almost the same price. The four-bedroom townhouse at 165 Columbia Heights is back on the market asking $9.9 million, according to The Real Deal. In 2014, the New York Post reported that she bought a West Village townhouse for $9.89 million at 280 West Fourth Street that was once home to artist Charles Webster Hawthorne, mentor to Norman Rockwell. The Brooklyn carriage house is on the market with Compass’ Maggie Sherman, who says in the listing that the property has all new mechanical systems and every structural piece has been replaced. The house features a 3-car garage, expansive open living space, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and a beautiful planted Roof Terrace.
