Transaction volumes in the Canadian city were over a third lower at the start of this year than the ten-year January average.
The Guardian’s architecture critic Oliver Wainwright rails against esoteric planning rules that have allowed ‘a new breed of needle-like tower’ to punch through the New York skyline.
Olshan Realty reports a slow start to the year for high-value home sales in the Big Apple
The number of transactions above HK$20m reached 4,000 for the first time last year in the world’s least-affordable housing market
Hong Kong has topped Demographia’s list for the ninth year in a row; London is the worst-offending European market
New timetable draws ire from MPs and anti-corruption campaigners
Of the five priciest properties on the Irish market, four are country houses and three have been looking for a buyer for over a year
South China Morning Post: If you’re going to buy a house in Hong Kong, live in it, warns tycoon Li Ka-shing
Luxury agency Christie’s International Real Estate takes us on a tour of some famous and not-so famous resorts across the US, Canada and France, pointing out a few interesting market trends along the way…
Two top end New York property firms report a slowing market in the Big Apple
Knight Frank takes us on a tour of the world’s most expensive enclaves – all of which have seen multiple sales of private residences at over US$25m in the last three years
“The waterfront property market is amongst the most liquid”, says Knight Frank’s Liam Bailey, as the team charts which oceans, lakes and rivers command the highest premiums.