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Next wave of super-rich heading for London

Started by 9d8b7988045e4953a882
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More wealthy foreigners parking their money in London condos: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/next-wave-super-rich-heading-094324210.html "Prices in London overall in the three months to December were 14.9 percent higher than a year earlier, according to figures from mortgage lender Nationwide, and some top-end values have inflated even more..."
Response by huntersburg
about 12 years ago
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Super rich foreigners add less to NYC than you think. We'd be happy to have them rent expensive hotel rooms during their visits, but their capital invested in NYC RE only increases the cost of RE for everyone else, so the middle class and moves out, more people need government assistance, government gets bigger, and only the politicians and bureaucrats benefit.

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Response by NYCMatt
about 12 years ago
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And so much of the real estate they invest in is tax-abated ...

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Response by l0nd0n99
about 12 years ago
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So true. While a far way away from being super rich, a house purchase I made in sept last year as already had roughly a 14% growth in achievable sale price. Not bad for 6 months. Not achievable in the long run mind you, only those wearing rose coloured glasses would tell you that it is.

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