International

Betty Yeung has joined the specialist new-build agency from Colliers.

Santiago in Chile is the world's "most stressful" city, while Bern in Switzerland is the most relaxed, according to a survey of 33 OECD hubs.

"A full house price crash [is] a distinct possibility," warns Oxford Economics as it assesses the potential fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic on global markets.

Developer has found buyers for 13 of the apartments at Parc du Cap in 2020 so far, with outside space proving the clincher for most...

Los Angeles-based luxury estate manager Mister Peele has licensed Bold & Reeves' proprietary property management software platform.

Applications for British passports have 'skyrocketed' since the UK’s announcement of a path to citizenship, according to immigration specialists...

There's "a growth industry of ‘enablers’ including lawyers, accountants, and estate agents who are – wittingly or unwittingly – de facto agents of the Russian state", according to the Intelligence…

Activity may have plunged, but global super-prime property markets "outperformed expectations" under lockdown, reports Knight Frank, with 153 sales going through above $10m since March.

"Most of the capital’s prime property is now bought by wealthy Chinese," writes journalist Chris Stokel-Walker for Wired magazine, and "you can't move in London for Russian oligarchs."

Global franchise network continues its growth across Europe, adding a new affiliate in Bucharest.

Purplebricks is refocusing on its domestic UK market "where there is substantial opportunity to grow its market-leading hybrid model."

UBS has surveyed a few thousand wealthy investors around the globe to identify a series of emerging trends, including strong intentions to move either closer to family or to less populated areas.