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Originally Posted by JMKeynes

Voy a estar muy triste si este proyecto esta muerto.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/reale...571_story.html

May 7, 2020

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“The entire real estate industry is seeing a slowing time right now,” says Dan Tubb, senior director of sales at The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria. The project is still fielding inquiries from potential buyers, but clients are being more careful, he says. “People are being more cautious because they don’t know what’s ahead.”

“It’s virtually impossible for something like this not to severely impact every facet of the luxury sector of the housing market,” says Miller, whose widely followed market reports have been tracking luxury real estate sales in the United States for three decades. “And the longer this goes on the longer it will take to see anything resembling a recovery.”

The coronavirus and its economic fallout have left the broader U.S. real estate market scrambling to adjust amid lockdowns and travel bans. But real estate professionals in wealthy locations across the country say they fear the spreading contagion will deal the most severe blow to the upper end of the housing market, a sector that has long relied on a wealthy, globally connected jet set to help keep it afloat.

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