Location: International

One of Berlin's top luxury real estate firms is riding the German capital's high-end property zeitgeist by making a move on international markets.

Cluttons has opened its first Barcelona office, prompted by a strong run of capital value growth in the Catalan capital.

PCL property advisory H. Barnes & Co has decided to venture into the Cote d’Azur market.

Grosvenor has been given the go-ahead to restore one of the West End's finest heritage landmarks.

While "old luxury" locations continue their well-documented descent, it seems the rest of London - the vast majority - is marching to a very different beat.

UHNW research house Wealth-X has prepared a handy rundown of the ten richest people in international real estate.

Super-prime developer Rigby & Rigby has taken the covers off its latest scheme on Mayfair's Grosvenor Square. An epic 18-month refurbishment programme has delivered an £11.

A full-floor apartment at the top of Rafael Viñoly's slender 432 Park Avenue tower has set the bar for apartment sales in the Big Apple this year. The penthouse was snapped up on a guide of $76.

Depending on where in the world you spend it, $5m can stretch to either a stately 22,000 square foot residence or a 1,400 square foot three-room flat, according to a new report.

Nile Niami's blockbusting $500m LA giga-mansion has topped a rundown of the most expensive properties currently for sale worldwide.

As the land market evolves, agents will have to concentrate less on harnessing relationships with buyers, and more on their presentation and digital media skills, explains Knight Frank's Daniel Ward...

Luxury residential towers are the height of fashion around the world, says property marketing firm Lawrie Cornish as it explores escalating development trends in London, New York, Dubai and Warsaw. Foreword