International Markets

'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.

Central London's 'investment window looks incredibly ripe for super-prime assets,' says Strutt & Parker boss.

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.

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.

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.

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…

Liam Bailey, Knight Frank’s Global Head of Research, shares his key insights from the 17th edition of the firm's flagship research event, The Wealth Report.

CBRE data tells of significant growth in residential transactions as well as sales and rental prices in the Emirate through the last 12 months.

'The theme of 2023 is adaptability', concludes Luxury Portfolio International after polling a cross-section of the world's wealthiest home-buyers.

Rising interest rates are causing buyers to be more mindful of the associated costs when transacting, according to Savills.

European nations end residency-for-real-estate-investment schemes, in the face of escalating house prices and corruption fears.

House prices in London, New York, Milan and Paris are still rising, despite a weakening global property market.