Location: International
Manhattan’s Billion-Dollar Blocks: The Big Apple’s biggest selling luxury developments
Seven condo developments in New York have topped $1bn in first-time sales, according to new research
In Suspense: Weighing up the positives and negatives of a hung parliament
The election result may have delivered yet more unwelcome uncertainty, but the prospect of a 'Soft Brexit' could be good news for both the economy and the housing market, says Charles Curran...
Grosvenor outlines major build-to-rent play in Bermondsey
London Great Estate backs "generation rent" with its £500m biscuit factory draft masterplan
The role of overseas investors in London’s new-build resi market
Major LSE study for GLA finds that overseas investment since 2010 has had a 'positive net effect on the availability to Londoners of new housing, both private and affordable'
UK sees big rise in overseas-led ‘dirty cash’ investigations
Partly attributed to the 'attractiveness of the London property market to overseas investors looking to sequester their assets'
Purplebricks confirms American ambitions with California plan
Hybrid estate agency to launch in California later this year, recruiting "hundreds" of local agents
Raffles to bring five-star luxury to £1bn Old War Office scheme
Iconic hotel brand partners with Hinduja & OHL Desarrollos on landmark mixed-use project
Price growth picks up as transaction numbers dip – UK HPI
London property prices nudged up by 0.7% in April, compared to +1.6% across the country
Going For A Chanson? ‘Majestic’ French chateau to be auctioned off with no reserve
Valued at just under €3m
What’s the plan Prime Minister?
We have months if not years of muddle to come, says Henry Pryor - and fear that what you buy today may be worth less tomorrow will keep all but the bravest buyers on the fence...
Christie’s to launch NYC brokerage
Reportedly cuts ties with long-standing affiliate Brown Harris Stevens
Hung Parliament: The prime resi industry reacts
Hard breakfast for Theresa May as the Conservatives lose their overall majority, flinging the country into yet more uncertainty