Various reports from the Spanish press, published from last January until now, suggest that Infanta Cristina is living one of its best momentsnow that she is single and has practically finished raising all her children.
According to what was stated by royalty expert Pilar Eyre, on her YouTube channel ‘Al aire’, in previous months the second daughter of king emeritus Juan Carlos she would have spent her days in a single apartment in Genevawhere she was constantly visited by her children and by her cousin, Alexia of Greece, eldest daughter of Kings Constantine and Ana MarÃa of Greece, who definitely represented a great support for her after her painful divorce with former handball player Iñaki Urdangarin.
However, everything seems to indicate that The infanta is already thinking about leaving that refuge, since she recently bought a new property, which, in addition to being highly luxurious, sends a hint to her ex-husband.
What is known about Infanta Cristina’s new house?
As revealed exclusively by the magazine readings, Last April, the sister of King Felipe VI signed the purchase of an apartment in the Pedralbes area, in Barcelona. It should be noted that it would not be the first time that Cristina de Borbón becomes the owner of said property, since this turns out to be the same one that she lived in a few years ago with Iñaki Urdangarin.
The aforementioned media claims to have had access to the simple purchase note of the house, of more than 305 square meters, where it is clearly specified that the infanta is the owner of it. In addition, Readings states that The former Duchess of Palma acquired the apartment for two million euros, through a 15-year mortgage through the bank with which it has been linked for so many years, Caixabank.
Likewise, it is necessary to remember that In 1998 Iñaki and Cristina obtained the apartment for 552 thousand eurosand that later, after acquiring the controversial Pedralbes mansion, they decided to sell it for 2 million 224 thousand 268 euros.
For the moment, it is certain, according to the documents consulted by readings, that Infanta Cristina will finish paying for this new acquisition when she is 75 years old and that the royal will live in this property simultaneously with another one she has in Switzerland, since the press assumes that the daughter of the emeritus king resists paying taxes in Spain.
