Home » News » Luxury no longer so in demand Luxury no longer so in demand August 8, 2022 by world today news Grand Tower The penthouse on the 47th floor of the country’s tallest residential building, the Grand Tower, is being offered for nine million euros. – (Photo: dpa) – – – – Frankfurt Nine million euros for a four-room apartment? In Germany? That sounds unbelievable – but in Frankfurt there is this apartment: In the country’s tallest residential building, the Grand Tower, the penthouse on the 47th floor is offered for this price. In return, according to the real estate agent, the buyer gets a “view of one of the most beautiful big city backdrops in Europe” and an apartment with 300 square meters of space, concierge service, three bathrooms and two balconies and thus has the best prerequisites for a “relaxed and stylish way of life”. . But: Apparently there is no one who wants to buy this property. The building was completed two years ago and almost all the other apartments have been sold, only the top floor is still available – which should not come as a surprise to some in view of the expected monthly loan installment of more than 34,000 euros. Immoscout24: Demand for luxury real estate has fallen sharply Read on now Get access to this and every other article in the Web and in our app free of charge for 4 weeks. – Continue – – Read on now Get access to this and every other article in the Web and in our app free of charge for 4 weeks. – Continue – – – – Related posts:Stocks New York: Record party on Wall Street thanks to the Democratic march | 01/07/21Britney Spears' marriage interrupted by her ex-husbandNew York: Russian International Minister Lavrov on the UN Safety Council | NDR.de - InformationThe Social Safety Administration adjustments the fee date Meeting Zelensky and Putin – the Kremlin accused Ukraine of suspending negotiations Russian Occidentophobia: a long history Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for: