International
Economists predict ‘mild house price correction’ across Eurozone
European house prices fell again in Q1 2023, but at a slower pace than in Q4 2022.
UAE mega-developer showcases luxury projects at Harrods
Nakheel & Harrods Estates collaborate on summer pop-up at the famous Knightsbridge department store.
Estate agency teams up with currency service for international buyers
Lumon is run by former Purplebricks CEO Vic Darvey.
New senior hire ‘marks a new chapter in Savills Singapore’s growth story’
Savills has recruited a new head of International Residential Services in South East Asia.
Northacre’s debut international scheme enjoys ‘record demand’
Developer says Palm Jumeirah project "showcases SHUAA's real estate investment strategy and Northacre's expertise in creating upscale residences that respond to untapped potential in the market."
Hilton & Hyland broker scoops award for $141mn mega-deal
Stuart Vetterick has been named Forbes Global Properties' 2023 'Hyland Honoree' for marshalling the sale of Nile Niami's 'The One'.
Global house prices rise at slowest pace since 2015
Knight Frank's latest Global House Price Index slowed to +3.6% in the 12 months to Q1 2023, down from 5.7% in the previous quarter.
Savills Private Office adds Asia Pacific specialist
Lili Zhang recently returned to the agency to lead and grow the UK Asia Pacific team.
Luxury Sydney scheme targets London-based downsizers
A London-based agency has been instructed to find buyers for a new set of residences in an exclusive suburb of the city.
Manhattan’s luxury market in summer surge
The city's high-end market has been on a tear of late.
Related Group brings in London designer for ultra-luxe Miami project
Belgravia-based studio Tara Bernerd & Partners has been commissioned to design the developer's forthcoming Six Fisher Island scheme, where penthouses will cost up to $60mn.
The price of living well: New research ranks the most expensive cities for HNWIs
'Living well' is now more affordable in European cities than in American and Asian counterparts, says Swiss bank Julius Baer.