Citizen Femme, January 30, 2020
With so many high tech beauty treatments to choose from these days, from LED light therapy to fat-busting lasers, we can forget to go back-to-basics when it comes to beauty. Switching off (both our minds and our smartphones), getting back to nature, and taking time to be mindful and relax can do wonders for boosting wellbeing.
Read MoreForbes, January 23, 2020
A new destination for well-being emerges in Nicaragua. Built on the steep slope of the Rancho Santana forest, among the treetops, The Spa in the Forest promotes a deep connection with nature while providing sublime and restorative experiences.
Read MoreBaltimore Fish Bowl, November 13, 2019
Agora is growing again. Two months after it started to renovate the former Hynson, Westcott and Dunning building at 1030 N. Charles St., to provide office space for its staff, the company is planning to expand two more buildings one block away.
Read MoreBaltimore Fish Bowl, August 12, 2019
Bill Bonner is saving another one. After restoring a dozen historic buildings on and around Mount Vernon Place, Bonner’s firm, Agora Inc., plans to renovate a prominent building in Midtown to house part of its growing staff.
Read MoreBaltimore Fish Bowl, August 16, 2019
Two Mount Vernon redevelopment projects are moving ahead after Baltimore’s preservation commission this week approved designs that will significantly alter a prominent block of N. Charles Street.
Read MoreBaltimore Business Journal, Aug 28, 2019
Agora Cos acquires another Mount Vernon property for expansion. It will be the publishing company's 15th office location in Mount Vernon.
Read MoreBaltimore Business Journal, December 4, 2017
"You would be hard pressed to find another organization that has invested the time and resources the Agora Cos. have in painstakingly restoring and caring for historic buildings while simultaneously creating functional and inspiring spaces," said Allison Benson O'Brien, a spokeswoman at 14 West, a subsidiary of the Agora Cos.
Read MoreLos Angeles Times, December 1, 2017
Travelers "in the know" can affirm that Nicaragua is becoming one of the hottest Central American destinations for culinary and luxury travel. Those in search of sand, sun, and sumptuous eats should consider Rancho Santana, a 2,700-acre resort located in Nicaragua's stunning Pacific-facing southwest region, with villas, homes, and a handsome, colonial-style boutique hotel spread among gorgeous beaches and forests. Read on for six great reasons you should add Rancho Santana to your Latin American luxe list.
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