Location: Europe
Sotheby’s opens in Sardinia
The latest Italian outpost is located in Porto Cervo
Prime global city prices climb – but it’s a divided picture in Europe
Madrid, Paris and Berlin have all seen notable price increases in the last year, while prime property values in Zurich, Vienna, Geneva and London have all declined.
Savills launches dedicated ski property division
The MD of Alpine Homes International returns to Savills to lead a new ski team
Power Station development chief exits Battersea to set-up a consultancy
David Twohig is leaving his role as Chief Development Officer at Battersea Power Station at the end of the year, to launch his own consultancy venture
A Return to Londongrad: Russian buyers are back in prime London
There's been "a clear influx" of Russian buyers to London, following a rather quiet patch, according to prime resi insiders
Darling hires ten new architects and announces string of project wins
London and Poland-based practice boosts teamsheet and gets to work on some major new schemes
Ranked: The world’s 80 most elegant cities
Paris, London & Vienna are the most stylish destinations on the planet, says a fashion retailer
In Pictures: Six Senses launches €13m branded chalet in Courchevel
"The Lodge" will be independent of the Six Senses Residences resort, but have access to all facilities and concierge services
Chamonix leapfrogs Val d’Isère & Gstaad in alpine property league
French resorts flying high while currency and clampdowns combine to put Swiss neighbours on a slippery slope
Global property price inflation eases as price growth slows in China
Knight Frank's Global Residential Cities Index increased by 6.1% in Q3, down from 6.9% in the previous quarter
Grosvenor partners with Openreach to boost Mayfair’s internet speed to 200 times the national average
It's the UK’s first co-investment partnership between a major landowner and Britain’s largest digital network business
France now has a bigger HNW population than the UK
The world's super-rich are generally getting richer, and there are more of them, says Capgemini