The scarier things get, the better London homes look to the world’s rich.
A widening range of foreign nationals bought houses and apartments in the British capital worth more than 1 million pounds ($1.61 million), lifting values for the fourth consecutive month in February, according to property broker Knight Frank LLP. Greeks and Spaniards increased investment as their economies reeled and Asians sought a hedge against inflation.
A widening range of foreign nationals bought houses and apartments in the British capital worth more than 1 million pounds ($1.61 million), lifting values for the fourth consecutive month in February, according to property broker Knight Frank LLP. Greeks and Spaniards increased investment as their economies reeled and Asians sought a hedge against inflation.
