Foreign Property News | Posted by Aye Myat Thu
A staggering trove of 15,000 rare coins, hidden from the Nazis and lost to history for over half a century, has reemerged — and it’s valued at more than $100 million USD (around $160 million AUD). Dubbed the Traveller Collection, this extraordinary cache is about to rewrite numismatic history. ((Hidden from Nazis, Sealed in Cigar Boxes, Buried and Forgotten)) The Traveller Collection began in the aftermath of the 1929 Wall Street Crash, when a European collector and his wife embarked on a decades-long journey through Europe and the Americas. Their mission: acquire the rarest and most historically significant coins on Earth. But as World War II loomed and Nazi forces advanced,...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Si Thu Aung
A Louisiana woman is fighting to reclaim the title to a property that’s been in her family for centuries. The victim, DaNita Batiste, is battling to reestablish a clear title on the property, months after fraudsters impersonated her using a phony ID and sold the land for cash to unsuspecting investors. Investigators believe this case in Louisiana could be linked to an international crime ring. Batiste, a health care administrator in her 50s who lives in Texas, inherited the residential lot in Lake Charles, LA, from her mother in 2020 shortly before she died. “That land’s been in our family for generation after generation, 200 years and maybe further...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Zarni Kyaw
Led Zeppelin icon Robert Plant's former mansion in Wales is on sale. It's not just any rockstar manse, however — Plant's previous home is so prestigious that it has its own name, The Argoed, and has housed numerous historical figures. According to U.K. real estate site Right Move, the sprawling, 10-acre property was once visited by King Charles I in the 1600s, and was where George Bernard Shaw wrote two of his plays: The Man of Destiny and Mrs. Warren's Profession, both in the 1890s. Plant, for his part, moved into the seven-bedroom, four-bathroom home — which is located in the Welsh town of Pennalt — in 1985, per the New York Post, moving out about five years...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Aye Myat Thu
The life of a K-Pop idol is never easy, and most groups will have had a long journey to even taste success. One person who has experienced the highs and lows of that journey is BLACKPINK‘s Rosé. (BLACKPINK’s Rosé | @roses_are_rosie/Instagram) Over the years, the group has risen to fame through their hard work and love of fans, allowing them to achieve huge success as idols. Yet, it’s Rosé’s apartment that has recently become a hot topic again because of the idol’s Instagram account. Like the other members of BLACKPINK, Rosé has always loved sharing her day-to-day life with BLINKs. (The idol during a recent Tokyo event...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Aye Myat Thu
When someone tries to think of the world’s richest country, nations like the US, China and Monaco may spring to mind. Yet, none of those countries are wealthier than a tiny European nation right in the middle of the continent. Luxembourg is the world's richest country and offers its residents and tourists not only a high standard of living but also free public transport. With a GDP higher than China and the United States - GDP being the most common measure for the size of an economy - the small European nation consistently tops global wealth rankings. Luxemburg is situated in northwestern Europe and is bordered by Belgium, France and Germany and is home to fewer than 700,000...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Zarni Kyaw
Buriticupu, a town of roughly 55,000 people located in the Brazilian Amazon, risks being swallowed by giant ravines that have been growing “exponentially” over the last few months. Authorities in Buriticupu have already evacuated 1,200 people from the highest-risk areas of the town, but with no solution in sight, the giant ravines threaten to eventually swallow the entire settlement. Buriticupu’s sinkhole problem dates back roughly three decades and is reportedly the cause of a combination of factors, such as erosion-prone sandy soil, poor urban planning, and deforestation, but it has been exacerbated by recent heavy rains which caused the sinkholes to expand at a rapid...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Zarni Kyaw
Luxury is often associated with short stays in high-end hotels, an expensive treat reserved for special occasions. However, a surprising trend is taking hold in parts of China where people are trading in their homes to live full-time in luxury hotels. Across various Chinese provinces, residents are opting for hotel living over traditional housing. Many say it spares them the stress of apartment hunting and dealing with landlords. They enjoy the comfort and convenience of hotel life and some even claim it’s cheaper than buying a home. Chinese Residents Opting For Hotels Over HomesAccording to Audit Central, an increasing number of people in China are opting to live in hotels rather...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Hnin Ei Khin
Just sitting and doing nothing? Well, that can get you a prize now. In South Korea, there is a unique contest called the Space-Out Competition where participants compete by doing absolutely nothing. The 11th edition of this event was held on May 11 at Jamsu Bridge Banpo Hangang Park in Seoul, and once again, it drew a big crowd. (The goal is simple: sit still and zone out for 90 minutes. ( Unsplash/Representative Image) As reported by The Korea Times, around 4,547 teams applied to be part of this year’s event. But only 126 participants from 80 teams made it through. It included soldiers, train operators, swimmers and even a reporter from the outlet. The goal is simple: sit still...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Aye Myat Thu
WHAT began as a dream of marital bliss has turned into a nightmare for a Malaysian woman who now works three jobs just to stay afloat —while her husband refuses to work and continues depending on her financially. In a heartbreaking post shared on social media and reported by mStar, the woman, who remains anonymous, revealed how her life spiraled after her husband abruptly resigned from his stable job paying over RM3,000 a month shortly after they tied the knot. Without her knowledge, he poured his entire savings into a family-run business that eventually failed, plunging the couple into severe debt. Their financial struggles grew so intense that they were forced to seek help from...
Foreign Property News | Posted by Zarni Kyaw
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