Location: Asia

The move follows recent office openings in Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.

Savills has assessed prime residential growth prospects in 30 world cities, predicting a slightly slower overall rate of capital value appreciation this year than in 2024.

Nulty's acquisition of Singapore-based brand Klassen marks a 'new chapter' for the firm.

'This is a test for the UK government to demonstrate it can fulfil its ambition of being the anti-corruption capital of the world,' says Transparency International.

Demand for high-end branded product is showing no signs of slowing down, reports Savills, revealing another 60 names are poised to enter the space by the end of the decade.

Manila-based Abby Olemos-da Silva has moved from Jones Lang LaSalle.

Miami, Tokyo and Zurich are still at high risk of a housing bubble, warns UBS, while London, New York and Paris are deemed to be 'low risk'.

In Pictures: Porsche Design's third branded residential development promises to be a 'future landmark' in Bangkok.

Dubai, Abu Dhabi & Málaga are the best destinations for long-term remote workers, says Savills.

High-end brand looks to capitalise on city-state's luxury market as part of SE Asia expansion strategy.

60% of the 30 cities analysed in the Savills Prime Residential World Cities index saw positive capital growth through the first half of 2024, "reflecting a level of relative confidence in the asset class.

'There is no doubt we are witnessing a resurgence of Singaporean investment in London,' says Matt Goldsworthy, Head of International Residential at Hamptons.