With decondination, luxury real estate restarted positively
Posted on 05/27/2020
With decondination, luxury real estate restarted positively
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Even if the transactions were partially stopped during containment, May 11th, the date of deconfinement, augurs a healthy market where buyers and sellers are back!
Alexander Kraft, CEO of Sotheby's International Realty France - Monaco confirms to BFM Immo that "during these first days of deconfinement, we noted a strong activity on the part of buyers as well as sellers".
The desires of the French people following this confinement changed, outdoor spaces are now privileged. He said: "There seems to be a large number of sellers who decided during confinement to put their property up for sale. As for buyers, we see a continuous demand for quality goods and especially for residences with outdoor spaces ”. The boss Sotheby's International Realty France - Monaco noted during the confinement "a continuous interest on the part of buyers. It is especially the means of communication that has changed: instead of visiting the goods in person and meeting the customers physically, our visits to the goods as well as our exchanges with the customers are now virtual (calls, SMS, emails, videoconferences .. .) ”.
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