by Josep Maria Reichardt 
Lluís Llongueras, the renowned Catalan hairdresser, He left his children a considerable economic and real estate empire.. He not only invested in the opening of more than 120 beauty salons around the world, but also in properties and apartments. Among the companies of Llongueras real estate empire, Inmobiliaria Cable and Inmobiliaria Llonlluis stand out, both focused on the rental of real estate assets. In addition, he managed Llujo & Llono, dedicated to the rental of machinery and other non-real estate assets, and Inmobiliaria Lluria, which rents premises.
In 2018, he sold part of his hairdressing business to the French group Provalliance, and in 2019, the group completed the purchase of his entire group, including the Twenty One chain, owned by his daughter Esther Llongueras. After her death, who manages the Llongueras real estate empire?
Who manages the Llongueras real estate empire
Following the death of iconic stylist Lluís Llongueras, his widow Jocelyn Novella has taken the reins of the lucrative real estate empire he built. Llongueras, who began his career as a hairdresser at the age of 14, managed to forge a successful empire, with more than 120 salons worldwide and a turnover of more than 40 million euros. In addition, he diversified his business in the real estate sector with the creation of three companies. Now, Novella assumes control of the LlonLluis real estate company, managing assets that exceed 10 million euros. At the same time, he will control the company Llujo & Llono together with his son Antoni, and the real estate agency Cable together with Adrià. The Llongueras family faces legal and fiscal challenges in managing this inheritance, ensuring compliance with the legitimate rights of all Llongueras children. With the administration of Novella, it is expected that the legacy of Llongueras will continue its path of prosperity, once the commitments of the legitimate legal inheritance of his descendants have been fulfilled.
