Lifestyle

The number of "very rich" people (not merely wealthy, but not ultra-wealthy either) escalated by 10% in 2019 - a sharp acceleration from 2018's meagre 1% growth rate...

HNWIs and developers are changing their behaviour as the socially responsible revolution rolls on, writes Penny Mosgrove...

Bloomberg has looked into what you need to earn around the world to break into "the 1%".

The Modern House co-founder Matt Gibberd will be asking guests to pick their three favourite homes from anywhere around the world...

Judith Evans explores the burgeoning international trend for branded luxury homes, for the Financial Times.

Strong exam results, high life expectancy, excellent health and happiness scores, and high average earnings helped the area secure the top spot in this year's Halifax Quality of Life survey; London absent…

"Wellness hacks, integrated technology and branded residences will all be big business for luxury property developers as we go into the new decade," writes Rebecca Cope in Tatler magazine.

Behavioural scientist David Comerford explains how simple changes to energy performance certificates - combined with the right timing - could help residents take practical steps to cut their home's emissions..

New-build reviews platform HomeViews has taken a deep-dive into the burgeoning build-to-rent sector, revealing what tenants really value - and what causes most irritation

The number of younger home-owners (25-34 year-olds) has risen for the first time in more than a decade, according to the Government's annual housing survey.

New research benchmarks average salaries for estate directors, butlers, gardeners and gamekeepers across the UK

The global millionaire count is likely to rise again in 2020, predicts Wealth-X, but at less dramatic pace than in 2019.