Location: Asia
London’s super-prime status ‘under pressure’ as Tokyo & Dubai lead global house price growth
'Prime residential property has pulled away from the broader housing sector' in many global markets, says Knight Frank, but the UK capital has dropped to 93rd place on the firm's annual PIRI 100 index.
How much prime property does US$1mn buy around the world?
Knight Frank's latest Prime International Residential Index illustrates how the spending power of US$1mn has contracted in many luxury markets over the last five years.
Chestertons Global expands into India
'India is one of the most compelling real estate growth stories globally,' says CG boss Mohamed Mussa.
Evergrande founder pleads guilty in property giant collapse case
Evergrande was one of the world's biggest residential developers, before its dramatic fall as China's property market slowed.
1508 London to design Baccarat-branded Maldives scheme
London-headquartered firm joins team delivering French crystal brand’s first residences in the Indian Ocean.
Native Land recruits advisor to rally Asian investment
Will Richards has joined the London property developer from Savills.
Christie’s International Real Estate targets Tokyo
Hokkaido-based affiliate makes a play for the capital’s fast-growing luxury market as currency dynamics boost overseas buying power.
Ranked: The world’s top ‘trophy home’ markets
London falls just outside the top three super-prime hotspots, when looking at open-market listings above US$10mn.
Buy/Hold/Sell: Comparing costs of prime property ownership across 30 world cities
'The headline price is not the only cost that buyers need to be aware of' when acquiring a high-value home, says Savills.
From London to Tokyo: What 2026 holds for prime residential world city markets
Capital values across 30 cities have just outperformed rents for the first time since 2021, reports Savills - so which urban hubs are set to soar in the year ahead?
Chestertons Global expands in Malaysia
Rahim & Co has joined the international estate agency network.
Global super-prime markets accelerate while tax drags on London
Just 35 US$10mn-plus sales leave UK capital seventh in Q4 rankings, behind Sydney, Miami & Singapore.