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It looks like Joey Yung, Nicholas Tse and Lin Ching Hsia are not the only Hongkong A-listers hoovering up the city’s luxury properties. The media reported that Hongkong-based Taiwanese actress Shu Qi, 42, recently bought a 2,499sq ft duplex (about the size of two four-room HDB flats) at a luxury Mid-Levels development called Yoo 18 Bonham. The paparazzi had found out through Hongkong’s Land Registry that the buyer was someone named Lin Li-hui (Shu Qi’s real name). She was said to have paid HK$127mil (about $22.1mil) for the apartment. Yoo 18 Bonham’s property agent confirmed that Shu Qi had indeed snapped up a home in the building, revealing: “She got a...

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Zhao Lusi took a selfie on Chinese Valentine's Day and accidentally exposed the interior of his house. Netizens: I didn't expect it to be so simple! I believe everyone is familiar with Zhao Lusi. Zhao Lusi has become popular on the Internet. After becoming famous on the Internet, Zhao Lusi began to contact the entertainment industry. Later, the web drama starring Zhao Lusi gained the love of many netizens, and Zhao Lusi also gradually gained With the attention of many netizens, Zhao Lusi's development has been getting better and better in recent years. Some time ago, "Long Song Xing", which he collaborated with Di Lieba and Wu Lei, was not a starring role, but Zhao Lusi's performance in...

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Such is the case with Melbourne, the state capital of Victoria in Australia, whose treasured reputation as one of the world’s most desirable cities in which to live has suffered due to its rocky (to say the least) pandemic. When The Economist Intelligence Unit published its latest global liveability rankings in June 2021, it reflected what many people had been expecting. Auckland, New Zealand’s booming capital, was named the world’s most liveable city. Melbourne dropped to eighth spot after eight consecutive years at the top of the list, tied with Geneva in Switzerland and below rival Aussie cities Adelaide and Perth. Indeed, the ability to contain the spread of the...

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The home, in the city’s One Wall Centre, is on the 36th floor Listing of the Day Location: Vancouver, Canada Price: C$8.28 million (US$6.52 million) This five-bedroom, seven-bathroom downtown Vancouver condo once belonged to movie action star Jean-Claude Van Damme. The “Muscles from Brussels,” as he’s known, was one of the original buyers when the building, One Wall Tower at the Wall Centre, was built in 2002. “He combined three units, designed the home how he really wanted it to look, and lived here a few years,” said Boris Yip of Faith Wilson/Christie’s International Real Estate, the listing agent. With 4,674 square feet on one level,...

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The luxurious Gold Coast mansion where Johnny Depp's finger was severed during a blazing row with his then-wife Amber Heard has hit the market - just in time for the exes' high-profile defamation trial. It's the same property where Depp and Heard kept their illegally smuggled Yorkshire terriers Pistol and Boo during their infamous visit to Australia in March 2015. The 10-bedroom, 10-bathroom riverfront property, known as Diamond Head, doesn't have a price guide but is expected to sell for at least $40million. The home, which is being listed by Amir Mian Prestige, sits on 18 hectares of land and boasts 628 metres of prime Coomera and Pimpama River frontage. The property also has a...

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Queen Cleopatra (Cleopatra VII Philopator) was the last ruler of the Greek Ptolemaic dynasty and the last Queen of Egypt. Cleopatra was a mighty Egyptian Pharaoh; equally famous for her rule as for her beauty and love affairs with the Roman leaders Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.. Ascending to the throne at the age of 18, Cleopatra ruled Egypt from 51 BC – 30 BC before her tragic suicide. This coincided with the death of her lover Mark Antony and the loss Egypt’s independence as the country became another province of the Roman Empire. The City of Alexandria was Cleopatra’s capital of Egypt (founded in 332BC by Alexander the Great) and the home of her palace. An ancient...

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A beautiful house is everyone’s dream! After all, it is the place for ultimate comfort, security, and warmth for most of us. No matter how big or small the house is, it’s always a lovely dream home for its occupants. There are the biggest, the most luxurious, most expensive houses in the world. But we thought why not compile a list of the most beautiful homes this time! No doubt they belong to the richest in the world, but it’s always fun to know such facts. .....Bran’s Castle, popularly known as Dracula’s Castle, has been a place of interest for people across the world. After all, this is where the infamous Count Dracula used to reside (or perhaps still...

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Years prior to Sandara Park reaching K-pop Idol fame, the actress and singer first had to crawl her way to a relatively comfortable life. At eight years old Dara and her family fell into poverty when her father’s business went bankrupt, so much so that they couldn’t even afford to ride the bus. They decided to start from scratch by emigrating to the Philippines where the pop star struggled to learn Filipino. She eventually turned things around after auditioning for, and finishing second in the first season of Star Circle Quest. Unfortunately, her father allegedly gambled away her hard-earned savings years later and left their mother for another woman, which then forced Dara...

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With a height-to-width ratio of 24:1, Steinway Tower, an 84-story luxury apartment building in Manhattan, is officially the world’s thinnest skyscraper. Steinway Tower is an impressive architectural achievement. Not only is it the third-tallest building in the Western Hemisphere – after One World Trade Center (1,776 feet) and Central Park Tower (1,550 feet) – but it’s actually the most slender skyscraper in the world. Despite standing a dizzying 1,428-feet-tall, Steinway Tower is just 60 feet wide. It’s so thin that The Guardian newspaper has dubbed it “the coffee stirrer”. For comparison, Steinway Tower is as wide as a bowling alley is...

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Grammy-winning 1980s rocker Bryan Adams presides over an impressive international real estate portfolio that includes Point Lookout, a postcard-perfect Caribbean hideaway on the ultra-exclusive and teeny-tiny West Indies island of Mustique that he leases out as a high-end vacation rental. Spectacularly situated on a slender private isthmus between two pristine beaches, the secluded and simply furnished compound does not come cheap; published rates start at $16,500 per week in the off-season and balloon to $30,000 per week during the spring and early summer. Additional expenses include hospitality taxes and a discretionary tip for household staff, easily adding several thousand dollars...

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