International Markets

Resort property enclaves dominate a new list of international luxury property hotspots, based on high average asking prices.

Of the world's major prime cities, Seoul, Berlin and Sydney are set to see the highest rates of luxury property price inflation in 2021, forecasts Savills.

Agent-backed venture houza rolls out new feature with sold prices and market trend data to 'create a more open and transparent property buying experience'

The annual rate of property price inflation across global cities increased from 4.1% in Q2 to 4.7% in Q3, according to the latest index from Knight Frank.

Writing for the Financial Times, Joshua Chaffin speaks to the luxury developers and agents attempting to sell New York’s most expensive new-builds in the midst of a global pandemic.

"People are offering the asking price after walking through the door," says island estate agency Wilsons Knight Frank.

The percentage of international property markets registering an annual fall in mainstream residential prices jumped from 2% in Q1 2020 to 16% in Q3 2020.

High net worth mortgage broker Enness has opened its sixth international office, in Geneva.

The ultra rich seek to turn holiday homes and private islands into more permanent bases for working and studying, writes James Pickford in the Financial Times.

Prime property markets around the world have proven "largely resilient" in the face of this year's happenings, reports Knight Frank.

Residential property has "has so far proven one of the more resilient sectors" of the global economy, reports Savills.

As millions around the world celebrate the Diwali festival of lights, one of the most important dates in the Hindu calendar, Vikas Wadhawan reports on how the Indian real estate industry is getting back…