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Ranked: The world’s most expensive cities in 2023
Across the 173 cities analysed by the Economist Intelligence Unit, cost of living prices have risen by an average of 7.4% in the last year.
Savills & KBW bring landmark buildings to market in ‘jewel of the Cotswolds’
'Intriguing opportunity' in the picture-perfect village of Broadway is likely to generate lots of interest, say agents.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes.
Winkworth launches ‘talent drive’ to boost franchise network
'Many agents start their careers in a corporate environment and then quickly become aware that they don’t have much control over their future progression', says boss Dominic Agace, as the agency seeks o…
Blackstock founder Teacher to launch new consultancy
Backed by Montfort, Andrew Teacher's new business will specialise in real estate, asset management, technology and ESG.
UAE real estate giant buys UK developer London Square
Aldar Properties says its first acquisition outside of the MENA region provides 'a meaningful foothold in the diverse and dynamic London property market,' with financial heft that will give London Square…
John D Wood appoints new regional director in London
Ex-Chestertons director Glynn Gibb steps up at the high-end estate agency.
Resi transactions slip, but not by much – property industry reacts
'We haven’t turned the corner yet' but minimal month-on-month fall amidst a backdrop of stubborn inflation and high mortgage rates 'is a ringing endorsement for the resilience of the property market a…
Five cities buck global super-prime slowdown
Hong Kong, Dubai, Geneva, Miami & Sydney all saw $10mn-plus sales rise over the last quarter, reports Knight Frank.
Prime Central London: Global city of the future or global city of the past?
Key takeaways from the recent Wealth Breakfast at Burlington House, where a panel of experts delved deep into the mechanics of the capital's prime property market.
UK rents to keep on rising but will hit ‘affordability ceiling’ in 2025
Savills expects average rents to increase by another 6% next year, before the pace of growth eases as tenants are stretched to the limit.
Carter Jonas profits fall against ‘challenging market conditions’
Property consultancy has seen fee income rise but profits fall.