International Markets
Global branded residences sector to surge 67% by 2030 – new research
Number of schemes forecast to top 1,000 as ultra-wealthy buyers drive demand for 'purpose-driven' luxury developments.
New Zealand reopens ultra-prime property market to wealthy investors
Rule change aimed at luring global HNW capital amid rising demand for safe-haven homes.
CoStar enters Australia’s property portal battle with major acquisition
OnTheMarket owner completes 'transformative' Domain deal.
From Boom to Balance? Inside Dubai’s ‘maturing’ luxury property market
As buying activity climbs to new record levels, research from Knight Frank & Savills explores Dubai's meteoric rise to the top of the global super-prime arena.
Global luxury rental markets ‘stabilise’ after slowdown
Prime rental prices in 16 world cities ticked up again in Q2, reports Knight Frank.
Ranked: The world’s best cities for ‘living well’ in 2025
Swiss bank Julius Baer has analysed the top locations for wealthy folk 'looking to live the good life'.
Property price inflation eases across prime global cities
'Prime markets are taking a collective breath,' says Knight Frank.
Ranked: The cost of buying, owning & selling a $2mn property around the world
New research goes beyond the listing price to reveal the true cost of a high-value residence, from Singapore to London.
Global house prices tick up but ‘further growth hinges on rate cuts’
87% of international markets tracked by Knight Frank have seen residential values increase in the last year.
From Manhattan to Mayfair via Miami: Where the world’s $30m+ set call home
New research charts the cities with the largest UHNW residential footprints, revealing shifting second-home trends and emerging luxury hotspots.
Push to penalise gazumping & gazundering in Jersey
Proposal aims to 'instil confidence in the housing market for both buyers and sellers.'
Rent inflation outpaces capital growth in prime world cities
60% of global cities tracked by Savills saw property values increase in the first half of the year, led by Tokyo and Berlin, while 77% saw rental prices rise.