Over the past two decades, London’s high-end property market was overrun by the global superrichA mansion just a stone’s throw from Kensington Palace—on land leased from the crown—sold
for $140 million to one oligarch, while estates built by Victorian aristocracy and industrialists traded to Russia’s new rich, who added sprawling subterranean pools and sleek glass walls.
Ukraine is not the sole victim of London’s slack money laundering enterprise. Shame!