Location: Asia

London is no Moscow-on-Thames, says LCP's Naomi Heaton.

You'd have done rather well if you'd put all your money in Bitcoins rather than prime central London property back in July 2010, says Knight Frank's Tom Bill.

What's the price of luxury? Well it depends where you're buying, says Christie's International Real Estate, which has worked out what the entry prices are in ten prime destinations around the world.

After that Daily Mail article on estate agents' "eight sneaky secrets" (penned by an online agent), Ed Mead answers back, with interest... Only c.

London and New York take joint first position in Savills latest global property report, which ranks a dozen cities based on their 'x-factor' appeal.

Chinese developers have made their mark in London in the last year with several headline-grabbing deals.

The Thurloe Estate - a swathe of prime in between South Ken and Sloane Square - has been snapped up by a joint partnership between Ivanhoé Cambridge, affiliates of Apollo Global Management and Bruce…

"The old order has gone," proclaims JLL. "Whereas 10 years ago there were 100 cities on the investor’s radar, now there are 300, and over 600 routinely enquired about by corporates.

Property market cooling measures across Asia are driving a new wave of investors overseas, says Andrew Batt from Singapore.

China’s Greenland Group has dived headfirst into the London property market in 2014, with two landmark acquisitions on either side of the capital.

The world's top ten property portal companies are worth a combined £18 billion, according to some new stats on the matter.

Chancellor George has extended the 15% SDLT rate for residential property bought through a corporate envelope from £2m all the way to £500,000, in a move that looks to be aimed squarely at cutting the…