International Markets

Real estate continues to be the largest concentration of wealth in the world, reveals Savills, worth almost four times the value of global GDP.

Only two global cities are now at risk of a housing bubble, says UBS, down from nine cities a year ago thanks to 'house price corrections across the board'.

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Dubai's US$10mn-plus market continues to lead the pack, but London and New York are still seeing healthy volumes, reports Knight Frank.

Airbnb has called New York City's new legislation "a de facto ban against short-term rentals."

"Affordability of housing is set to become the leading political issue within the next 12 months," warns Knight Frank.

"Price adjustments in many markets are likely to be less pronounced than was expected even three months ago," says Knight Frank.

World wealth and millionaire numbers declined last year, but economists expect growth to return soon.

Agents report "less fevered" price growth in the Emirate despite a record tally of residential property sales so far this year.

After a challenging run of economic strife and escalating interest rates, Knight Frank's research team has revisited property market predictions for 26 prime global cities in 2023 and 2024.

Hong Kongers own the biggest property portfolios of any foreign nationals across England and Wales, according to some recent research - with an estimated £10.