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Rimontgó has, yet again, been featured in a leading English-language newspaper.

Siobhan Maguire of The Irish Sunday Times interviewed Rimontgó’s Cristina Martinez with the intention of discovering recent trends among purchasers of New York real estate.

Emphasising the previous popularity of the Big Apple with Irish professionals, especially during the period 2006 to 2007, Cristina noted that the downturn caused by the international credit crisis has now been succeeded by a cautious increase in activity over the past few months.

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It wasn’t that long ago that mobiles were for phone calls and computers were the means through which you did your accounts, sent emails and accessed a website. The latest generation of mobile phones has taken the hand-held device into new territory, effectively blurring the lines of division between computer and ‘cell phone’.

Improved capacity, memory, speed, screen quality and wireless reach means you can now access virtually every function and facility that was once the preserve of a computer. This includes emails, work documents, photo albums, computer games and the Internet, but also an absolutely huge and rapidly growing number of programmes specially designed with hand-held devices in mind. Generally known as apps, they are revolutionising the software industry in their own right, and taking the digital revolution in a new direction.
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The latest international property purchaser tends to have extremely discerning tastes, be an aficionado of fine art and equally fine wines and…be Russian!

These facts are at the heart of Rimontgó’s latest website but we’re not the only ones to notice how a new breed of Russian émigré is changing the face of European real estate. The June 2010 issue of OPP (Overseas Property Professional) Magazine features a number of articles on the subject of this new wave of Russian investors.

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British purchasers of international property are becoming more demanding and discerning, a situation that becomes even more apparent when one specialises in unique luxury properties. These days savvy investors are eager to be among the first to invest in a promising new region.

This was the rationale behind Zoe Dare Hall’s recent article in The Daily Mail. As the U.K.’s second most popular daily newspaper (only The Sun sells more copies), The Daily Mail formed an excellent showcase for some of the most desirable properties in Northern Spain.

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The principals of the leading pan-European property firms that make up EREN met in Sardinia between 21 and 22 May to agree on new initiatives and strategic planning for the year ahead. The stunning backdrop was provided by Porto Cervo, where the azure waters of the Mediterranean vied for attention with the glamour of this illustrious pleasure port along the North Sardinian coastline.

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The value of organisations such as EREN – the European Real Estate Network – and the international cooperation they foster – was proved again recently when Inmobiliaria Rimontgó of Valencia collaborated with Marschall Immobilien of Vienna to find a New York client a lovely city property in the Austrian capital. The fact that the couple in question work for the UN makes it all the more poignant.

When a New York City based couple working for the United Nations found out they were being transferred to the UN operation in Vienna, they started researching suitable properties and parts of town on the Internet. The search led them to the website of Rimontgó, whose collaboration with EREN enables them to showcase prime property from around the world.

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One of the great new trends of the past decade has been the enormous interest that Russian property purchasers have shown in the Spanish market.

Experts have identified two entirely separate trends; Russian investors who buy apartments in up-and-coming areas of Europe’s major cities, and lifestyle purchasers looking for a second or holiday home for their families to enjoy.

Continue reading…Rimontgó launches its Russian website…