International Markets
A Short History of the Riviera: Why we just can’t resist coastal glamour
Jordan Girardin of the University of St Andrews explores the enduring appeal of the French Côte d’Azur
Market Snapshot: Portugal & The Algarve
Demand for luxury properties on the Algarve had 'changed significantly', say Knight Frank and Savills, with a broader pool of international buyers driving the market
New Zealand bans the sale of homes to foreign buyers
'We should not be tenants in our own land', declares NZ Finance Minister
US prime resi property price inflation slows to 5%
Luxury property price growth is slowing in the USA - but high-value homes are selling faster than ever
Buyers feel the squeeze in Hong Kong as tiny apartment sales soar
Sales of sub-300 sqm units have rocketed 52% this year in the world's least affordable property market
Further falls for New York’s cooling resi market
Q2 stats show the fourth quarter of declining transactions on the bounce - which hasn’t happened since Q3 2009...
Ranked: The world’s ‘most liveable’ cities
Vienna has been named as "the world's most liveable city", pipping the winner for the last seven years, Melbourne, to the top spot in the Economist Intelligence Unit's annual rankings.
Prime global cities post weakest annual property price growth since 2012
The gap between the strongest and weakest performing city is narrowing as high-growth luxury enclaves moderate, says Knight Frank
Global investment firm reveals the 24 property markets it’ll be avoiding in 2018
Hong Kong-based IP Global flips the "best places to invest" rundown on its head
Chinese super-rich eye Britain’s ‘relatively cheap’ real estate
Chinese investment in overseas real estate set to increase by 50% over the next three years, says Hurun Institute;
Ranked: The most expensive global cities to live in
London is no longer Europe's most expensive city to rent in, says UBS
Property price growth slows across global cities
11 of the top 20 global cities ranked by annual property price inflation are in Europe, says Knight Frank - but markets within the world's biggest economies are diverging