International Markets

Luxury agency Christie's International Real Estate takes us on a tour of some famous and not-so famous resorts across the US, Canada and France, pointing out a few interesting market trends along the way...

Two top end New York property firms report a slowing market in the Big Apple

Knight Frank takes us on a tour of the world's most expensive enclaves - all of which have seen multiple sales of private residences at over US$25m in the last three years

"The waterfront property market is amongst the most liquid", says Knight Frank's Liam Bailey, as the team charts which oceans, lakes and rivers command the highest premiums.

TriBeCa holds onto the top spot in the Big Apple, despite an 18% fall in the average sale price

Australian Taxation Office cracks down on rule-breaking overseas investors

Hong Kong has seen more ultra-prime £20m+ residential property sales in the last year than any other city. London has fallen to third place, behind New York

"More muted growth is the main story" behind Knight Frank's 2019 forecast for the world's key luxury property markets

The average residential property prices across 57 countries and territories around the world has escalated by some 41% since Knight Frank started counting back in 2009

Paris and London are very different cities - but they also have a lot in common, and both hold strong appeal for HNW property buyers.

Singapore and Hong Kong have seen prime property prices rise the fastest in the last year, says Knight Frank; Vancouver has seen the biggest fall

Record penalty handed down after owner finds her apartment had been sublet on Airbnb since 2011;