The luxury market might be cool right now, but consumers in this tier are savvy and ready to spend, according to Craig Hogan, vice president of luxury at Coldwell Banker, who will be speaking at Luxury Connect 2019.
Source: Inman News
Luxury buyers are ‘willing to spend a whole lot more than ever before’
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