the crisis of bags not scare the luxury real estate

There is concern, of course, among investors around the world to the instability of the stock and the entire global economy, but the real estate market does not seem to be particularly affected. The figures show that there were records for the sale of some of the most expensive homes, just think of the 275 million euros spent on the purchase of the Château Louis XIV in France, or the $ 88 million collected by the daughter of tycoon Russian Dmitry Rybolovlev for his Manhattan apartment, to name just a few of the most recent cases. It 'true that buyers now pay more attention to spending, the research of real estate has become more cautious, the choice falls mainly on the areas that hold the greatest price stability. In Italy prices of real estate are still very attractive to foreign investors, which focus mainly on the uptown of Milan, Venice and Rome, but without ignoring the villas in Chianti. While there is some hesitancy on the part of Russia and China, the latter in particular due to the sell-off that hit the Chinese stock market, we see instead a renewed interest on the part of US investors for real estate luxury Italian. Among Europeans, a good 10% regard the Swiss, followed by British, French and Germans. But Americans and Europeans are not the only currently interested in the property, made in Italy that matter even a moderate 6% of buyers from emerging countries such as Brazil and the rich United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.