International Markets

87% of international markets tracked by Knight Frank have seen residential values increase in the last year.

New research charts the cities with the largest UHNW residential footprints, revealing shifting second-home trends and emerging luxury hotspots.

Proposal aims to 'instil confidence in the housing market for both buyers and sellers.'

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.

Housing market could also be 'unleashed' by lower interest rates, says POTUS.

UBS has surveyed more than 300 single family offices around the world.

Prime Central London remains a hotspot for HNW American homebuyers - but even short-term ownership brings complex cross-border legal responsibilities, cautions top lawyer Lorna du Sautoy.

Of 12 OECD countries that operated Wealth Taxes in the 1990s, only three are still in play.

Global property values have fallen in US dollar terms, despite most markets seeing growth when measured in local currencies.

Latest data points to a 'more mature' phase of the cycle, reports Knight Frank.

Copenhagen has usurped Vienna in The Economist magazine's annual lifestyle assessment.

This is a 'pivotal moment' in global wealth migration, says Henley & Partners as Britain 'leads the world in millionaire outflow'.