Location: International

David Huggett updates on the latest movements on the world's financial markets, and how the recent turmoil might affect international investors in the UK...

'Our expansion plans will broaden our international property footprint, complementing our core direct holdings in the UK and North America,' says Mark Preston.

The former first lady moved into this huge Federal-style house following John F. Kennedy’s assassination.

The 'world’s largest real estate franchise' increased its agent count beyond the US & Canada by 20% in 2022.

Many international buyers 'are now enjoying a substantial discount when purchasing versus the price they would have paid a year ago when property values were lower', says a London estate agency.

Attendee numbers are expected to be up by 15% on last year, according to the event's organisers.

A selection of luxury properties will go under the hammer at the venerable London auction house in May.

Central London's 'investment window looks incredibly ripe for super-prime assets,' says Strutt & Parker boss.

JFK spent his childhood holidays at this 'magnificent' Jacques Couelle-designed château near Cannes.

Knight Frank illustrates how far US$1 million will stretch when it comes to prime residential property from Monaco and New York to Cape Town and Mumbai.

Knight Frank’s Luxury Investment Index comfortably out-performed most other asset classes last year, posting 16% growth through 2022.

Knight Frank's Kate Everett-Allen assesses what lies ahead for the world’s top luxury residential markets, and highlights the key trends set to shape their performance.