Location: Australasia

Agents from around Knight Frank’s global network share their takes on the neighbourhoods set to outperform, from New York & New Zealand enclaves to one of London's golden postcodes.

'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.

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.

London falls just outside the top three super-prime hotspots, when looking at open-market listings above US$10mn.

'The headline price is not the only cost that buyers need to be aware of' when acquiring a high-value home, says Savills.

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?

Just 35 US$10mn-plus sales leave UK capital seventh in Q4 rankings, behind Sydney, Miami & Singapore.

Pallas Capital has been operating in the Asia-Pacific region since 2016.

The agency’s international chief discusses doubling down on key wealth hubs, reshaping partnerships and targeting new lifestyle markets - plus why London remains at the top of the global property map.

Ari Petrovs is leading the property consultancy's latest HNW-focused division.

Luxury brand's Melbourne debut will be led by CEO Mitch Armstrong.

Survey of 12 global markets shows a 21% Q3 drop in $10mn-plus deals - led by sharper falls in New York and London - but the overall 12-month tally is still the strongest since 2021.