Location: Europe
Tycoon’s St Tropez mega-deal highlights the French Riviera’s luxury property renaissance
The Côte d’Azur's prime property market has been revived by a flurry of activity from international buyers, as high-value sales recover towards pre-pandemic levels.
Christie’s International Real Estate enters Luxembourg’s luxury property market
Global network taps into one of the smallest - & wealthiest - countries in the world via latest tie-up.
Global luxury real estate ‘finds its footing’ midway through 2024
After surveying its network of luxury property brokerages, Christie's International Real Estate has identified three big trends that are shaping global markets.
Luxury property values soar by a fifth on the French Riviera as international buyers return
Large oceanfront villas are now commanding an average value of over £20mn, higher than an equivalent residence in London’s St John’s Wood or a townhouse in Mayfair, as more UHNWIs opt for sunny wealth…
In Pictures: €700mn Portuguese prime resi scheme promises ‘a revolution in sustainable living’
Savills QP says Arcaya is 'unparalleled in its approach to sustainability' and 'one of the most exciting new developments to come to the Algarve.'
Fine & Country expands in Portugal
Fine & Country Algarve has opened a new outpost in Albufeira and plans another in Lagos by the end of next year.
Grosvenor invests in Europe’s biggest built environment VC fund
This is the UK business's first investment in a venture capital fund.
Savills Spain bolsters residential team
Property consultancy makes a trio of senior appointments, in Madrid, Marbella & Barcelona.
SLS debuts first standalone residences in Europe
The five-star offering at SLS Madrid Infantas Residences will include a 'Glam Squad' and private jeweller.
Savills Ski expands in France
Lucie Allemand has joined the agency’s base in Annecy.
D-Day for the central banks? Ollie Marshall on why economic policy needs a new strategy
Can the conventional weaponry rolled out by central banks ever be as effective as it was in yesteryear, asks top buying agent.
Eurozone house price growth divergence set to ease, gradually
Oxford Economics thinks house price growth across Europe 'will become more homogeneous after sharp divergence in 2023.'