International Markets
Berlin, Toronto & Paris have the world’s most ‘climate resilient’ city real estate markets, says Savills
'Investors may increasingly seek more resilient and green real estate in climate stable cities,' says Savills, 'but at the moment they will be competing over relatively few buildings that meet all those…
Mapped: How global housing prices have changed since 2010
Real house prices in 57 countries around the world have increased by an average of nearly 30% over the last 12 years.
LA’s mansion tax is now in play
Los Angeles saw a marked increase in high-value property sales in March, as brokers rushed to close deals before a new transaction tax was introduced on 1st April.
London is no longer ‘the clear leader’ amongst global financial centres, says City of London
London and New York rank joint-first as the world’s top financial centres, according to new analysis by the City of London Corporation.
New York’s luxury property market ‘on a firm footing’ as prices rise
Knight Frank expect Manhattan property prices to rise by another 2% in 2023.
‘A steady ship in stormy seas’: Inside Monaco’s booming property market
The Principality's resi market smashed yet another record last year, as elite-level buyers sought out a safe haven and quality of life.
Prime global rental growth still in double figures – but the pace is slowing
'We expect prime investment markets to see robust activity in the short to medium-term,' says Knight Frank, as the pace of prime rental price growth eases in ten key cities.
London remains Europe’s most expensive city to buy property
Central London's 'investment window looks incredibly ripe for super-prime assets,' says Strutt & Parker boss.
Relative Values: How many square metres of luxury real estate will $1mn buy in the world’s UHNW hubs?
Knight Frank illustrates how far US$1 million will stretch when it comes to prime residential property from Monaco and New York to Cape Town and Mumbai.
Where Next? The prime global cities tipped for strong property price growth in 2023
Knight Frank's Kate Everett-Allen assesses what lies ahead for the world’s top luxury residential markets, and highlights the key trends set to shape their performance.
Ranked: The world’s ultra-prime & super-prime property hotspots
London and New York continue to lead for ultra-prime home sales - above US$25mn - according to Knight Frank's just-published Wealth Report 2023.
Dubai and resort enclaves topped another bumper year for luxury property price growth in 2022
Apart from the 'anomaly' that was 2021, last year saw the highest level of international luxury property price growth since the global financial crisis, reports Knight Frank - led by surging values in…