Imperial Oriental Art, Ltd was established in 1993 and is the sister company of Imperial Fine Books, Inc.

 

Specializing in Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art from the Ming to Qing.Imperial Oriental Art is internationally recognized for its fine quality and offers a large collection of blue and white famille rose and Famille Verte, Celadon, Blanc-De-Chine and an Array of Qing Monochromes.

 

Imperial Oriental Art has participated in Many Renowed Art Fairs and Exhibitions Including: Palm Beach Jewelry Art and Antique Show, Asian Art Fairs in New York City and the Ceramic Fairs in London.

 

Address: Manhattan Art And Antiques Center, 1050-Second Avenue, Gallery 66, 

New York, New York 10022

Phone: 917-968-5643

Email: Imperial200@aol.com

Imperial Fine Books, Inc. was established in 1989, Woman-Owned, independent bookseller specializing in the finest leather bound sets and fine bindings, Children’s, Fine and Rare books in all fields, they also offer custom-bookbinding. Their collection is curated with a commitment to preserving physical publications of timeless stores in libraries of all sizes!

 

Imperial Fine Books,Inc. have exhibited at many fine antiques fairs and book fairs such as: The Palm Beach Jewelry Art and Antique Show, Newport Antique Show, New York International Antiquarian Book Fair etc.  They are a member of the ABAA and the ILAB.

 

 

Address: 790 Madison Avenue, Suite 601, New York, New York 10065

Phone: 2128616620 

Email: Info@imperialfinebooks.com. 

 

At their March 18 FOMC meeting, Fed members voted to keep the Federal Funds Rate target range set at 3.50-3.75%. It's a tough situation for Fed members: job growth is very low, inflation is rising again, and the war in Iran multiplies the uncertainty.

 

In the first week of the war, average 30-year mortgage rates managed to stay in the low 6% range. But with the conflict broadening, oil prices jumping, and a shocking PPI (wholesale inflation) report, US treasury yields and mortgage rates moved up aggressively. Remember: rising inflation is bad news for bond prices and, by extension, mortgage rates.

 

The National Association of Realtors' Pending Home Sales Index rose 1.8% month-over-month in February to 72.1. Despite the improvement, transaction activity remains very subdued. An index level of 100 is equal to the average level of contract activity in 2001! So we are running 28% below the sales pace from 25 years ago. Yuck.

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In this month's newsletter, we're thrilled to showcase the exciting real estate opportunities in Palm Beach County. Whether you're dreaming of a waterfront oasis, a charming historic home, or a luxurious high-rise condo, the market has something to offer for everyone. Join us as we dive into the current trends and captivating listings, providing you with a glimpse of the diverse real estate landscape.

West Palm Beach's real estate market in April continued to show strength and resilience. With its desirable location, stunning waterfront views, and a thriving economy, the city remained a sought-after destination for homebuyers and investors alike. The market witnessed a diverse range of properties, including luxurious waterfront estates, charming historic homes, and modern high-rise condos, catering to a wide range of preferences and lifestyles.