International Business
Christie’s moves into Mexico City
New affiliate LUX Bienes Raices to represent the network in North America's biggest city
Can property developers be taught to be ethical?
The BBC's Matt Picklesfinds out about Columbia University's MSc in Real Estate Development
No Nine Elms sell-off is underway, says Wanda – but it is open to ‘business opportunities’
China's clampdown on overseas spending fuels speculation of major international asset disposals
Wanda wants US$5b from single buyer for five offshore assets as China reins in investments abroad
South China Morning Post: Analysts say the Chinese conglomerate may have difficulty finding someone to buy the assets, which include London’s One Nine Elms skyscraper
Thai property developer invests in London lifestyle brands to ‘go beyond’ real estate
Sansiri plans to launch a "mixed-use residential concept" with Tyler Brûlé's Monocle magazine, in Bangkok. Monocle has ambitions to do similar projects in 10-12 global cities.
Battersea powers profit boost for Malaysian backer
Phase 1 sales at SW London regeneration scheme deliver Q3 surge for SP Setia
Sotheby’s opens in Sardinia
The latest Italian outpost is located in Porto Cervo
Savills launches dedicated ski property division
The MD of Alpine Homes International returns to Savills to lead a new ski team
Four things the Paradise Papers tell us about global business and political elites
Relatively few Americans or Europeans were caught up in the Panama palava, but this latest mega-leak is a different story...
‘Paradise Papers’ reveal more offshore secrets of the super-rich
14.3 million files detailing the offshore financial dealings of some very high profile people have been leaked to the media...
Zaha Hadid Architects teams up with top Chinese & US firms to offer ‘next-generation design’
Three leading international architectural design and engineering practices have formed a significant "strategic alliance"
Global HNWs “braced” as Bermuda leak threatens to reveal financial details
Offshore legal firm Appleby confirms "a data security incident" occurred last year - but insists that there are no illegal activities to expose