Not cheap but not luxury either.

Besides, anybody who books a 570sq ft 1bd/1ba knows they aren't booking the Taj Mahal.If it were you, would you offer a bit of luxury with a King (and two night tables and a closet), or risk losing business because you only have a Queen?

It's ultra-competitive here to the point I'm considering looking for buy-and-holds out of state.

I have done the fine carpentry of rebuilding the classic moldings, each window case is 23 separate pieces of wood, you simply cannot hire people to do this for anything but a luxury resale.

This is an exciting project- we are creating a fully customizable, luxury estate, worth well over 4M once fully built.

With the partial exception luxury apartments in popular cosmopolitan areas, single family homes are supposed to be the ideal living situation for the American family. 

I turned an addition (looks like it used to be a garage), into a luxurious studio Airbnb.

We have the luxury of choosing anywhere, but if we want to invest in real estate, we have to consider the market, especially in the long term aspects. 

I love how luxurious it looks.. second one IMO looks more functional but both are pretty and will be impressive to buyers!

I am with Rodeo so I have access to pocket listings in luxury segment too.I know it's challenging to find an Agent who knows what to look for for an investor client  - not exactly your "next home with stainless steal appliances and granite countertops":-).