The Prime Minister of Malaysia has plunged a $100 billion project into uncertainty after announcing that foreigners would be barred from buying properties at the project. Mahathir Mohamad spoke of the Forest City property project, being developed by Chinese company…
Read moreFamilies across the UK are prepared to splash out more for good educational opportunities than any other neighborhood amenity. Parents looking to secure their children’s entry into their preferred school by purchasing property in the catchment area—or zone—can expect to…
Read morePrime property price growth in key cities around the world is falling, up just 2.6% in the 12 months to June 2018, the weakest annual rise since the first quarter of 2012. According to the latest fata from Knight Frank,…
Read moreBurdened by stress and a lack of time, research shows that British people crave convenience, speed and safety in their home environment, now more than ever before. Recent findings from ‘Smart Home Week’, found that 43% of Brits now own…
Read moreThe residential property market in the United Arab Emirates continues to slow down, with the latest index data showing that rents and prices are falling on a monthly and annual basis. In Dubai prices fell by 0.64% in June month…
Read moreA lack of homes for sale is pushing up property prices in New Zealand, with the median value up by 5.7% in June compared with the same month in 2017. According to the data from the Real Estate Institute of…
Read moreKissimmee in Florida, Barcelona in Spain and Cornwall in the UK are the best places to buy a holiday home to rent out in terms of being a good investment. According to research from holiday home insurance company Schofields, these…
Read moreNotting Hill is the fastest-growing area in prime central London, with a 2.1% annual price appreciation in the last 12 months, driven by need-based buyers. While the prime central London residential market approaches price stabilization, Notting Hill has become the…
Read morePrices in key cities around across the globe are rising at their slowest rate since the third quarter of 2015, up by 4% in the 12 months to March 2018, down from 6.4% a year ago. The global residential cities…
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