BMI19. Wealth-X Reveals The Top Ten Billionaire Skyscraper Homes


http://www.wealthx.com/articles/minisite-post/wealth-x-reveals-the-top-ten-billionaire-skyscraper-homes/?utm_source=ZohoCampaigns&utm_campaign=Newsletter+Campaign+-+26+March+2014_2014-03-25&utm_medium=email

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“Wealthy buyers want convenience,” said Joanna Leverett, head of international new developments at Savills. “Flagship developments provide services and facilities such as spas, wellness and restaurants that you wouldn’t normally get in a house, all within walking distance to the city’s restaurants and culture instead of being out in the sticks.”

All right.

 Why do people think that if you want quality in a home it has to be a pretty far car commute from the cultural hub? It would be delightful for someone to wake up in the morning and just saunter casually across the street to the best in breakfasts and culture that their city has to offer.

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