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For rent: the country piles that were panic-bought during Covid - Vimarsana News

For rent: the country piles that were panic-bought during Covid

Lydney Park Estate is a Victorian pile set in manicured gardens and surrounded by a deer park. The Grade II listed house sprawls over more than 17,000 sq ft and features marble bathtubs, original fireplaces and panelling, as well as a sleek modern designer kitchen. There are staff quarters and even museum rooms, which contain findings from the Roman site within the grounds, plus artefacts from New Zealand.

Source: yahoo.com
I had to fly a pony to St Tropez: inside the world of luxury concierges - Vimarsana News

I had to fly a pony to St Tropez: inside the world of luxury concierges

From a fleet of sports cars to private jet bookings, super-rich residents in high-end developments ask the earth — and usually get it

Revealed: Britain's most expensive street (where prices are down £3m) - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Britain's most expensive street (where prices are down £3m)

House prices on Britain’s most expensive street have fallen by £3m in the past year amid waning interest from international buyers.

Source: yahoo.com
High-end property repossessions rise as Covid purchases go 'horribly wrong' - Vimarsana News

High-end property repossessions rise as Covid purchases go 'horribly wrong'

Home repossessions are rising among properties worth more than £5m as even the wealthiest are hammered by a jump in mortgage rates, experts have said.

Source: yahoo.com
Chinese property buyers face restrictions from Singapore to Toronto - Vimarsana News

Chinese property buyers face restrictions from Singapore to Toronto

Chinese money is again interested in real estate in English-speaking countries. The welcome mat is being withdrawn in some places, while it remains in others.

Source: afr.com