Swiss homeowners are increasingly expanding their properties underground – for comfort, leisure or safety reasons, according to a report by Swiss public television, RTS.

Oppidum's "clients are forward-thinking individuals who understand the value of preparedness in an unpredictable world," and spending millions on a luxury fallout shelter "reflects a broader trend ...

A 72 hour survival test of a typical family in a bomb shelter, circa 1955 ... tornado-proof mini-pyramids or more all-purpose luxury condos (complete with stainless steel appliances) nestled ...

The property was last purchased by Steve "Bo" Belmont, CEO of "real estate crowdfunding firm" Belwood Investments. He paid $21 million for the dwelling in September 2024, vowing at the time to invest ...

This severe lack of bomb shelters, especially in a city filled ... which can essentially make being safe a luxury. Right now, the worst of it seems to be over. Iran hasn’t launched any more ...

But, whether these mansions have been fashioned out of a desire for pure opulence, a lack of space, or paranoia (yes, luxury bomb shelters are a thing), for some, they are a must. These photos ...

Swimming pools, playgrounds and amusement parks: Finland's underground facilities, which can double as bomb shelters, have emerged as an inspiring approach as Europe ramps up preparedness after Russia ...