Land tenants help the British queen safely experience crisis

The British Queen Elizabeth the second safely opposes the crisis. The crown belongs to 194,000 hectares of agricultural land, forests and parks. Their estimated cost exceeds 900 million pounds (700 million euros). According to Smiths Gore, these lands, despite the crisis, brought about 10% of the profit in real estate consulting company.

In addition, Elizabeth II owns the famous Rigentle Park in the center of London. The price per square meter in Townhaus, which are located in its area, exceeds 17 thousand euros.

Thus, the British queen continues to receive income from her ownership and, unlike many of her subjects, remained aside from the global economic recession, Bloomberg reports.