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Buenos Aires Chosen as the 2011 UNESCO World Book Capital

June 18, 2009

This week UNESCO (The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) announced that Buenos Aires has been chosen  as the 2011 World Book Capital. According to the UN, Buenos Aires was chosen because of the “quality and variety of its proposed programme as well as for the consolidated strategy on which it is based”. [...]

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Buenos Aires Neighborhood Guides… Beyond San Telmo, Recoleta & Palermo

June 10, 2009

/p>Chances are if you ask someone who has spent any considerable amount of time in Buenos Aires where they lived and hung out, the standard answer will be either Palermo, Recoleta or San Telmo.  I am a perfect example, for in the year and a half I have called Buenos Aires my home,  I am [...]

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New MoveGlobally.com Home Page

June 2, 2009

Check out our new home page. This morning we updated the slideshow on our home page to display large photos and we changed the overall look to be much cooler in my humble but very biased opionion. I hope you like it but feel free to provide us feedback and comments on how we can [...]

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Home Prices Drop a Record 19.6% in the United States

May 30, 2009

According to the national Case-Shiller home price index release Tuesday, home prices in the United States have dropped 19.6% in the past year. The results from the index give further evidence that housing crisis still hasn’t begun to recover.  Last year was the biggest decline in the 21-year history of the index.
The index is a [...]

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2009 World’s Best Cities to Live in

May 26, 2009

According to Mercer’s annual ranking of the world’s top 50 cities in terms of quality of life, in European capitals people “live the good life”.
The major factors used to rank the locations include the economic & political stability, social & cultural conditions, education, public services, housing, and entertainment options.
The survey also ranked the cities’ infrastructure [...]

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