Location: Asia

It's time for the superb stat-fest that is the Lonres Summer Residential Review.

There are, as we all know, loads of foreign buyers snapping up property in Britain.

Fears of a Labour win in 2015's General Election, and the subsequent likelihood of a mansion tax being installed, are already putting off some super-rich foreign buyers, according to W.A.Ellis.

In only ten years, the Economist has revised its definition of Africa from “the hopeless continent” to the “hopeful continent”.

In the third part of Savill's World in London report, Paul Tostevin runs through who's buying up London and where they're from;

Demand for property from overseas buyers in London is strong, says Yolande Barnes in the first part of Savills' World in London report, but what impact does overseas equity have on the capital's housing…

It's been a big day for Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group, announcing plans to develop a blockbusting resi tower on the South Bank as part of a £1bn UK investment programme.

With an increasingly bewildering array of new developments shooting up in central London, buyers should make sure they have all the facts before they go steaming in, says Camilla Dell...

Most of London's property development community will be descending on Berkeley Square for the next two days, as the inaugural London Real Estate Forum gets underway in a massive tent.

On to the really big picture now, and Knight Frank’s Global House Price Index has recorded a 6.6% rise in average prices in the year to March, the highest rate of growth since Q2 2010.

Realistic pricing and top-notch presentation are the keys to cracking the current sales market, according to W.A. Ellis.

A prominent building on the South Bank could be about to undergo a blockbusting office-to-resi makeover. According to reports out today, Singapore-based Ho Bee Investments Ltd.