Here, there, everywhere
BUYING A PROPERTY OVERSEAS CAN SEEM DAUNTING, BUT
UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MAYFAIR INTERNATIONAL REALTY IT IS AS SIMPLE AS PURCHASING SOMEWHERE JUST DOWN THE ROAD.
Complementing Mayfair Group’s faultless network of independent estate agents throughout Britain is the Mayfair International Realty arm, which is very active overseas. In Britain, international property usually means Spain,
France and several other European favourites for those seeking a holiday or retirement home, but Mayfair International Realty offers more than that. As the world gets ever smaller and property continues to be an important investment vehicle across continents, member firms tend to be in locations where people do not just want to relax, but where they also want to work.
The group is made up of outstanding real estate firms in places such as New York, Washington DC, Houston, Miami, San Francisco in the US and Melbourne in Australia. These locations are where workforces are drawn from all over the world in sectors such as finance, banking, business,
medicine, pharmaceuticals, energy, education, engineering and aerospace. Mayfair International Realty has offices in cities and locations where big decisions are made and has member firms in wealth pockets like Gibraltar, the Caribbean and the Channel Islands. It also acts as a bridge across the Atlantic for North
Americans wanting to access British and European markets – London and its important financial partner New York are prime examples of this important international traffic. So Mayfair International Realty helps both Britons find
property overseas and those from abroad to find property within our shores. It can help buyers find that gem in France and Spain, but it can do so much more besides. Take a browse through
www.mayfairinternationalrealty.
com. It has more than 8,000 exceptional and exciting international properties to buy, or just to dream about.
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