The 20 Biggest Luxury City Sales Of 2021 (So Far)
Despite cities taking a back seat to vacation markets in 2021, major transactions made headlines across New York, Miami and Los Angeles.
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Despite cities taking a back seat to vacation markets in 2021, major transactions made headlines across New York, Miami and Los Angeles.
"There is a lot of wealth in the marketplace. Homeowners who own property across the country or the world are very well-traveled—they can tell the quality."
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we get an update on the breaks news we have been following from pat >> reporter: you can see the lights of the recovery boat behind me. divers have broken the car's windows and tripping to attach a strap through the window and shackle it and attach it to the tow truck waiting on shore. you can see there are a dozen colleagues waiting here. here for support. this is a dangerous operation and the assistant chief tells me they are making in zero visibility condition. the water is frigid and they didn't know when they will be able to get this done. the gold mini van sank in minutes after...
officer is most likely not going to show up. we don't have a burglary unit anymore. >> it just keeps increasing. >> reporter: there are currently about 900 officers working the entire city of nearly one million people. the police union says officers are in droves for cities offering better pay and benefits. now, the city and police have gone to arbitration over a new contract. we'll have that part of the story and, of course, what people have to say here at tonight's meeting tonight at 10. we're live in san jose, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. now to developing news out of oa...