International

The introduction of stringent adverse tax legislation by Francois Hollande has triggered an exodus of wealthy French nationals, buying homes outside of France.

Foreign buyers splashed £2.2 billion on new-build homes in London last year, compared to a paltry £1.8 billion in 2011, according to more stats from Knight Frank.

Ever been caught out by Peruvian tipping etiquette, or got into hot water for giving the thumbs up in Nigeria?

The residential team at Jones Lang LaSalle has just been announced as Battersea Power Station's international sales agent.

You may have noticed that not every international property market performed like prime London last year.

Last year's last quarter saw prime property investments stumble a bit, according to Clutton's latest Residential Investment Monitor.

London-based estate agent Fraser & Co has appointed Neil Jensen as Head of Operations, Asia.

Knight Frank has released a "quietly optimistic" Prime Global Residential Forecast, with prime property prices expected to rise in 2013 by an average of 2.5% across all 14 major cities surveyed.

The world's housing markets posted mixed signals during the full year to Q3 2012, according to the latest survey of global house price trends. The bad news is strongly concentrated in Europe.

The number of £2m+ homes being bought through the offshore company tax-dodge has plummeted by 80% since March's budget, according to the FT.

The Government's Finance Bill 2013, published today, confirms that the proposals announced in March this year are coming into force in April 2013.

Battersea Power Station is "on track to begin construction in the summer and to begin hand over of Phase One to the new owners in 2016,” with residential sales slated to kick-off in Asia in January and…