International Markets

Vienna once again tops The Economist Intelligence Unit's list of the world's 'most liveable' cities.

Singapore and London have seen the biggest prime rental price increases over the last year, according to Knight Frank's latest city index.

Using data from the Bank for International Settlements, Visual Capitalist has charted rates of both nominal and real property price growth...

"Populations that are getting older also tend to be getting wealthier," says Savills as it highlights implications for residential markets around the world.

More than half the world's luxury homeowners under 35 are women, according to a new survey.

'Paris has stolen a march on its European neighbours,' says Knight Frank's Global Head of Residential Research, Kate Everett-Allen.

South Florida and São Paolo lead the way for branded residential property development in North America.

French capital to create new public parks as it seeks to combat housing shortages and mitigate the effects of climate change.

International super-prime property market activity 'slowed noticeably' last year, says Knight Frank - but things perked up again at the start of 2023.

The super-rich are now prioritising wealth preservation rather than wealth creation, says CapGemini.

Resi valuations across Europe are 'stagnating due to the wide gap in expectations between most buyers and sellers,' says Catella Research, but a new 'lower consensus price floor' is emerging.

'President Macron has been proactive in attracting HNWI’s and digital nomads to France,' argues Leggett Immobilier - leading to a surge of luxury property deals in the last few years.