International Markets

The opportunity on offer in PCL right now won't be lost on the many shrewd HK buyers soon to arrive in Britain, writes Fraser Slater...

KF's Wealth Report 2021 identifies ten "up and coming" prime residential locations around the world, including four in Europe.

“Long live the city," declares Knight Frank in its 2021 Wealth Report, as it ranks the world's top urban hubs for the super-rich.

"The pandemic is supercharging demand for locations that offer a surfeit of wellness," says Knight Frank in its new Wealth Report "– think mountains, lakes and coastal hotspots."

The total number of ultra-high-net-worth individuals on the planet increased by 2.4% in 2020, according to Knight Frank. That's just a third of the growth rate seen in 2019.

"Switzerland’s wealth tax offers a rare real-world example of how a levy on assets can work, just as such ideas gain traction elsewhere in the wake of the coronavirus crisis," writes Bloomberg journalist…

New York is the top global city for the world's wealthy, according to new analysis by research house Wealth-X, with "a significant lead" over other hubs.

It's being reported that super-prime New York property developer Extell is selling-off a significant chunk of Manhattan real estate.

Last week's tally of 38 contracts signed above $4m was ‘spectacular by any standard’, says Olshan Realty

As the 22nd Six Nations rugby tournament  gets underway, Knight Frank has checked to see which of the host cities' property markets has out-performed in recent years.

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.