Five of the UK’s richest people own large parts of Mallorca
The Reuben brothers own 1065 hectares (2,632 acres) of sea frontage totalling around 13.5 kilometres in Mallorca.
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Mallorca's biggest landowners are the fourth richest in Britain
They own 13.5 kilometres of seafront.
British billionaires see their Mallorca investments "rocket"
They have a net worth of 16 billion pounds.
The British billionaires who own 13 kilometres of Mallorcan coastline
"Some of the biggest landowners on the island...."
David and Simon Reuben properties in Mallorca
David and Simon Reuben have snapped up land along the Mallorcan coastline in both Andratx and Pollensa.
Spotlight North: The Reuben brothers' finca has a publicly owned way
The Camí de Coves Blanques runs through the Coves Blanques finca that the Reuben brothers have acquired.
Spotlight North: Why did the Reubens want a piece of Pollensa?
Nobody knows the reasons for the purchase operation.
La Fortalesa, coastal heritage
La Fortalesa, coastal heritage.
Billionaire British brothers told no planning permission for new Mallorca purchases
"Pollensa council wanted Balearic government to purchase estate...."
Finca of ses ses Coves Blanques, near Cala Sant Vicenç in the north of the island
Finca of ses Coves Blanques, near Cala Sant Vicenç in the north of the island.
Who are one of Mallorca's biggest land owners?
The Rueben brothers have become one of Mallorca's biggest land-owners buying sizeable plots across the island.
British billionaire brothers now own 13.5 kilometres of sea front on Mallorca
"They have recently gone on a buying spree on the island...."
Billionare British brothers continue their Mallorca buying spree
"The second plot is 270 hectares close to Andratx also with 3.5km of sea frontage."
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