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Private members’ clubs on track to becoming one of the fastest-growing subsectors in real estate

December 18, 2024

‘Be more like a private members’ club’ appears to be the answer to all sorts of real estate’s most pressing questions. ‘Be more like a private members’ club’ appears to be the answer to all sorts of real estate’s most pressing questions

 

By Luxury Marketer Intelligence

Forbes, a name more associated with a magazine – and a licensed real estate network – this week opened a private members’ club in the Spanish capital of Madrid in a brand-diversification move.

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