According to Boston Consulting Group, Gen Z and Millennials are set to represent more than 60 percent of the luxury market by 2025. And while these young consumers are more thoughtful and ...

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The founder of the Hotel Martinez’s luxury spa, L.Raphael, says she was driven to develop a new skin-care treatment to help the younger generation deal with the pressures of social media.

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Despite being relatively young compared to its biggest rivals, a new report shows that Lexus isn’t appealing to a youthful luxury car market. Although many young people have personal finance ...

The luxury housing market has followed suit, with sales of $1 million-plus properties more than doubling since 2020, according to Rob Jensen Co., which produces monthly real estate data reports.