The mediators are struggling to find new owners for old mansions. They must often put up for sale two or three times before someone takes a chance on buying, writes DN.
– It’s a wonderful place. It is not easy to go there without dream, it said lawyer Carsten Gunnarstorp in Brækhus Dege, which has the mission to sell deceased owner Dag Klaveness’ former family residence at the forest edge in Bærum to DN.
He tries themselves with a suggested price of 25 million. Krogsveen tried to sell 37 million in 2011, while Ek broker Frode Aasheim fall 2013 tried to sales, then with a suggested price of 29 million.
According Aasheim is the problem with this type of housing that they were built in another time, by people who did not need to take into account spending.
– The architecture holder, but who was it who built these properties? Yes, there were some of Norway’s richest men, who did not take into account costs. Today builds not these huge palaces, but smaller, more modern and politically correct with energy-saving solutions, she says, which eventually had to give up to get the house sold, to DN.
A number of other herskapseiendommer has also proved very heavy selling. Among other Jahre villa in Sandefjord, Madserud Allé 31 in Oslo and Balder Garden in Larvik been tried repeatedly sold with ever lower prices.
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