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Turning Historic Homes Into Hot Property

Monday, May 21st, 2007


This is an interesting international historic home artlicle. The world is a much smaller place because of the ease of travel and the internet. I have sold American historic homes to persons residing in France & England, and I know people who invest in real estate in foreign countries. There was an article recently (I can not remember where I read it) on Americans investing in second homes in Uruguay where the opportunities are currently greater than in the downward adjusting US market. At any rate, this article discusses the renovation and restoration of historic homes around the world. We should feel very fortunate in the USA to have a huge inventory of historic homes just waiting for their renewal, while overseas there is a shortage.

Turning historic homes into hot property

 

Thursday, March 29, 2007, 1:13:09 PMGo to full articleInternational Herald Tribune

Around the world, from Panama to Shanghai, high-end buyers are paying top dollar for historic houses, spurring owners to spend both time and money on sensitive renovations that include modern improvements. But finding properties worthy of such effort can be a challenge


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Historic Home For Sale In Portugal

Monday, April 16th, 2007


Historic Home for sale in Portugal!

A Portuguese estate with Italian roots

 

Thursday, March 22, 2007, 12:10:31 PMGo to full article

Tucked on the western slopes of the Serra de Sintra range and looking out to the sea, the Quinta do Rio de Milho appears deceptively small amid the steep hills, narrow valleys and lush vegetation surrounding it. Antonio Simas, the quinta’s current owner, says “milho,” the Portuguese word for corn, used to grow along a sinuous strip of land that wound its way through the property like a stream, giving the estate its name.


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A Norman manse with theatrical élan

Monday, April 16th, 2007


An Extraordinary buying opportunity in France! A significant historic home for a modest US$3,000,000…

A Norman manse with theatrical élan

Wednesday, March 21, 2007, 1:12:40 AMGo to full article

If the architecture was exceptional from the start, subsequent owners endowed the three- level, 800-square-meter, or 8,600-square-foot, country manse with an extra dose of drama. Among the owners of the half-timbered house was Sacha Guitry, a French stage legend famed for his sophisticated Parisian comedies, who was immensely popular as author, actor and director of more than 120 plays.


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