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Ultra-Prime Property
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An informal market term describing exceptionally scarce and high-value residential property at the very top end of a local or international market.
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Super-Prime Property
The highest tier of the residential property market, generally comprising exceptionally rare, prestigious and high-value homes in the most sought-after locations.
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