International Markets
Property price growth moderates across prime global cities
Seoul has seen the highest rate of property price inflation amongst 43 tracked prime global cities in the last 12 months, says Knight Frank; Stockholm has seen the biggest price drops
Global house prices continue to climb – IMF
Iceland, Hong Kong and Ireland have seen double-digit property price inflation in the last year; 18 countries have seen negative growth, including Ukraine, Qatar, Russia and the UAE
International Market Snapshot: Dublin’s resurgent luxury property scene
The top-end of the Irish property market is moving again, say Knight Frank and Savills
International Market Snapshot: ‘Encouraging signs’ in prime Italy
A 'significant increase' in super-prime property sales is likely to filter down to other prime and mainstream Italian markets this year, says Knight Frank
London buying agency looks to Hong Kong after a ‘surge’ of interest from Asian investors
Black Brick is heading to Hong Kong to capitalise on an international investment trend
‘Buoyant & incredibly exciting’: French prime property markets are on the rise
A survey of the prime residential property scene in France, with a special look at the Côte d’Azur
Berlin tops international price growth league
German capital outperforms 149 other world cities after resi prices soar 20.5% in a year
Manhattan deal numbers drop by 25% to recession levels
New-build residential property sales tumble by 54% in the Big Apple as the 'legacy' pipeline empties
A Battle in Bangkok: London developers are targeting Thai buyers on home turf
UK developers are tapping in to Thai investors with some significant property exhibitions, reports Andrew Batt from Bangkok
Timeline: Price movements in the world’s prime resi markets since the GFC
Knight Frank tracks prime property price movements in key global cities since the Global Financial Crisis, a decade ago.
Ranked: The best cities in the world for quality of life
London has slipped down an annual "Quality of Life" ranking of global cities, and now sits down in 41st place.
Hong Kong scheme sells out in two days as buyer confidence runs sky-high
Developer Wheelock & Co received nearly 10,000 applications for a release of 750 units