Location: International

It seems another, very different, housing crisis is going on right at the top of the market. And by right at the top, we mean above ultra-prime.

There is a price premium of up to 93% for properties located within a National Park, and up to 125% for those in an Area of Outstanding National Beauty (AONB) in England and Wales, says Knight Frank.

Investment giant Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers has recruited a new Managing Director to lead its Business Development team. J.D.

Former boss of Savills' Super-Prime Lettings Department

The average sale price for a Manhattan apartment dropped a touch in April, says CityRealty, although the number of deals increased quite significantly.

With fewer than 200 examples throughout the UK, a Huf Haus is a rare thing in these parts.

The April stats from the Land Registry have shown a monthly uptick of 0.9% in average house prices across England & Wales, with annual price movement now standing at +5.1%.

A massive Park Avenue apartment has reportedly been sold for $32m, which would make it the second biggest penthouse sale in Park Avenue history.

German-based agency Engel & Völkers has made a foray into the field of private aviation brokerage.

Winkworth has added another country office to its network, snapping up a well-established agency in Nottingham.

A Grade II listed William and Mary house dating back to 1645 has just broken some price records in historic Greenwich, by going for a hefty £3.5m.

Buyer demand for new homes in London remained robust during the choppy waters of Q1, according to some new stats on the boxfresh market from Molior and Chestertons.