In recent months, things have changed. With the pandemic, yachts are, for the first time, considered as real living spaces. The idea is to transpose what used to be the daily life in a house on land, onto a yacht. And the same goes for those who used to live in a building or a residence.
DetailsIf there is one sector that has not been impacted by the Covid crisis, it is the luxury real estate sector, which has even met with an unprecedented craze. In an almost “insolent” way, some would say, the sector has – in spite of itself – responded to this desire to (re)connect with nature, to live in a soothing environment, to have more space. For some, it was a way to get away from the anxiety-inducing climate; for others, it was a way to make a purchase on a whim, or even a way to invest in something lasting and tangible in a period that is more prone to uncertainty.
DetailsWhether they are inherited, newly acquired, or waiting to be acquired, jewels as well as works of art are an integral part of the material heritage called “of value”. And as such, having them appraised and insured is as important as for a car, a house or any other property. The difficulty often lies in…
DetailsAlongside the inevitable – and imposed – telework, other ways of working, networking, selling, are emerging. So what is the professional world of tomorrow? Here’s a short – but not exhaustive – overview of these new developments.
DetailsFor this Editorial, we have decided to take the opposite side of the prevailing gloom and to breathe a little positivity into you! With this in mind, we are going to go beyond the traditional end-of-year review (because, honestly, who wants to relive the year 2020?) to devote ourselves to the present, and to the future. These next few months that we imagine will be filled with meetings, holidays all around the world (why not?), restaurants, and good times. Time for oneself, for others, together.
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