International
Four Seasons installs first group head of residential as sales boom
Luxury hospitality firm currently operates 54 branded private residence properties around the world, and three-quarters of its future projects include a resi component.
Ranked: The best locations for ‘executive nomads’ in 2024
Dubai, Abu Dhabi & Málaga are the best destinations for long-term remote workers, says Savills.
Nest Seekers teams up with veteran French Riviera broker
'Strategic expansion' of brokerage's Private Office division continues.
Christie’s International Real Estate launches in Singapore
High-end brand looks to capitalise on city-state's luxury market as part of SE Asia expansion strategy.
Prime global house price growth ‘is running out of steam’
Knight Frank's latest Prime Global Cities Index came in at +2.6% in Q2 - down from +4.1% in Q1, and under half the five-year average annual growth rate.
How has the UAE’s real estate market been faring in 2024?
Dubai's sales market continues to outperform, but there are concerns over a potential bubble unless supply can keep pace.
Chestertons Global adds three branches in Romania
The estate agency brand has made moves on Bermuda, Cyprus, Mongolia and Romania so far this year.
London agents toast ‘remarkable’ Saudi Arabian branded resi sales
Sotheby’s International Realty has been showcasing a trio of Saudi Arabian branded residential developments to Middle Eastern buyers in Knightsbridge and Mayfair.
Luxury developer brings in Rothschild & Co to advance London & Saudi expansion plans
Dar Global is eyeing acquisitions & joint ventures in both markets.
Humberts launches first international outpost
The 182-year-old estate agency brand is targeting Middle Eastern property markets with its overseas franchise debut.
American real estate agents adjust to seismic new commission rules
US broker fees could fall by 30%, suggest analysts as new NAR policies come into play.
Rental price growth ‘stabilises’ in prime global cities
'Even the luxury sector is subject to affordability constraints', says Knight Frank as it heralds 'an end to the substantial upward repricing' of rental markets in key global cities.