Shares in Céline Mayfair Sold to Public for £500 Each
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While everyone was getting excited this week over the New Commonwealth’s announcement that the public can now buy pieces of the Lord’s cricket ground, we were rubbing our hands together for another reason.
What will you do with the opportunity to own a share of the Céline building on 103 Mount Street, opposite the Connaught Hotel?
Shares in Céline Mayfair Sold to Public for £500 Each
The flagship Mayfair building of the iconic French fashion house, Céline has set its share price at £500 each. The chance to own part of the Mayfair shop (one of Meghan Markle’s faves) is the first proposition of its kind from the property investment firm New Commonwealth. The organisation will continue to make it possible for people across the globe to own some of the most valuable real estate in the world. Using blockchain technology, New Commonwealth has opened-up the chance to invest in the future of the luxury brand Céline to everyone. The company hopes to create new common wealth that shifts high-end real estate ownership from the privileged few to the privileged many.
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‘Mayfair is one of the most desirable locations in the world, which before now has been open only to the richest investors with considerable backing investment opportunity. However, our revolutionary business approach means that for the first time anyone can own a part of this iconic area. The pride, profits and benefits of property investment has been the preserve of the few for far too long, so we’re delighted to give everyone a chance to own their part of these magnificent locations.’
New Commonwealth will be adding new property to their portfolio and allowing people to register to invest each month through their website. Potential investors, and anyone wanting to buy their own share in the Céline building can fill out a registration form online over the course of the next 12 weeks at New Commonwealth.
