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From Italy to a Nasdaq Reservation

How do you follow record-setting success? Get stronger. Take Pacaso. Their real estate co-ownership tech set records in Paris and London in 2024. No surprise. Coldwell Banker says 40% of wealthy Americans plan to buy abroad within a year. So adding 10+ new international destinations, including three in Italy, is big. They even reserved the Nasdaq ticker PCSO.

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How Luxury Buyers Can Predict the Next Hot Market

You bring home coffee mugs from vacation. The ultra-wealthy bring home the entire zip code.

While most people are still grumbling about interest rates, the ultra-wealthy are out there picking up second (and third) homes in places like Naples, Aspen, and Lisbon — anywhere with charm, exclusivity, and a private airport within 30 minutes.

Why? Because they’re not just “living the dream” — they’re parking cash in assets that hold or grow value, even in uncertain markets.

What You Can Learn:

• Follow the migration patterns. Where the rich buy vacation homes today can become tomorrow’s hottest short-term rental market.

• Look for prestige spillover. Not everyone can afford Aspen, but nearby towns benefit from the overflow — and the price lift that comes with it.

• Think like a wealth preserver. Luxury buyers care about asset safety first, income second. You can apply the same principle by focusing on quality locations with durable demand.

You don’t have to own a Gulfstream to play this game — you just have to watch where it lands.

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