International Markets
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…
13 key findings & 5 prime numbers from Knight Frank’s Wealth Report 2023
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.
Dubai’s residential property market picks up pace, with rents rising faster than ever
CBRE data tells of significant growth in residential transactions as well as sales and rental prices in the Emirate through the last 12 months.
Seven Trends: Global super-rich are ‘adapting to uncertainty yet bullish on real estate’
'The theme of 2023 is adaptability', concludes Luxury Portfolio International after polling a cross-section of the world's wealthiest home-buyers.
Ranked: The most expensive cities for buying, holding & selling prime property around the world
Rising interest rates are causing buyers to be more mindful of the associated costs when transacting, according to Savills.
Portugal & Ireland end ‘Golden Visa’ schemes for property buyers
European nations end residency-for-real-estate-investment schemes, in the face of escalating house prices and corruption fears.
Fashion Houses: Comparing property markets in the world’s fashion capitals
House prices in London, New York, Milan and Paris are still rising, despite a weakening global property market.
Talking Heads: How luxury property businesses are preparing for China’s great re-opening
Super-prime property brokers, developers, designers and premium brands are all looking to tap into the resurgent Chinese market after almost three years of severe lockdowns;
‘Global prime residential rental markets were a bright spot in 2022’ – Savills
Prime rental values increased by an average of 5.9% across the 30 cities tracked in the Savills Prime Residential World Cities Index in 2022, while capital values increased by an average of 3.
‘More pain likely for global housing markets,’ warn economists
'The rapidity of recent price declines in economies like Sweden, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia suggests prices may retrace a large part of their previous boom,' says Adam Slater of Oxford Economics.
What 2023 has in store for the world’s leading city residential markets
17 of the 30 locations tracked by the Savills prime residential world cities index are expected to record slower growth in 2023 than in 2022, but 13 are forecast to equal or exceed last year's price…