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uxury brands such as Louis Vuitton and Aston Martin are exploring real estate as a new frontier for their portfolios. They are investing in a mix of commercial and residential properties to promote their products and create a new form of marketing for high-end brands. Some companies are developing their own condos, apartments, and residential buildings, while others are acquiring large sections of city neighborhoods for retail spaces. According to data, these types of developments are expected to surge in the upcoming decade.
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