Location: International
Super-prime Dublin scheme nears sell-out
American & English buyers have accounted for nearly a third of sales at the high-end project neighbouring the new US Embassy.
Global prime resi rental growth slides to three-year low
Tokyo leads international city rankings with annual uplift of 6%, while Toronto, Auckland & Singapore all saw rents fall in 2024.
Six Senses plans first branded residences in Portugal
Ultra-luxe hospitality firm signs up for 400-acre project on the Comporta coast.
London misses out on ‘global super-prime sales surge’
'2024 ended with a bang for super-prime markets,' says Knight Frank, but tax speculation dampened London's top-end.
Hamptons extends international network with top-end partnership in France
156-year-old estate agency has teamed-up with French luxury homes specialist Leggett Prestige.
UK is home to the highest property taxes in the developed world – claim
Real estate tax revenues account for more than 3% of GDP in seven major economies - with the UK at the top.
Seven Graphs: The evolution of branded residences in Europe
The pipeline of branded projects in the region is expected to grow by 180% over the next six years, new research shows - but who are the biggest players, and where are the key hotspots?
Nest Seekers International launches art brokerage
Luxury real estate firm teams up with Studio Kasa founder Josh Kasper to offer a 'bespoke curation and acquisition experience' to clients across its global network.
ZHA alumnus unveils ‘world’s first fully AI-driven architectural project’
'We’re at a crossroads...a moment of profound change' says studio boss Tim Fu, debuting designs for new super-luxe villa scheme in Central Europe.
Four Seasons moves on Washington with stand-alone private residences
The 'landmark' branded residential offering in Georgetown will be the first from Four Seasons in the US capital.
Rosewood launches first standalone resi scheme
Luxury hotel group's new boutique project in LA marks 'a monumental chapter in its residential journey'
DOGEball: Ollie Marshall on US disruption & what comes next in the UK’s economic saga
The UK is under pressure to attract global investment and stimulate growth, which could force a realignment toward lower taxes and deregulation - and have major ramifications for the housing market.