In the second half of 2011, more money flowed into Paris properties than in any other European city, according to a study by CBRE Group Inc, and other countries are following suit.
The world’s billionaires are increasingly seeing the merit in investing in real estate, and have begun pumping money into ‘safe haven’ city destinations including New York and Singapore.
International luxury property developer Nick Candy has urged those considering a top end investment not to be put off by the current economic climate, stating in a recent interview that “if you invest in the very best real estate you will do very, very well".
The luxury property market in Switzerland is emerging as one of the world’s strongest with high growth potential, says a new report out from global agency Knight Frank this week.
Severn Road in Hong Kong has been named as the world’s most expensive street in the annual list compiled by Financial News.
The X Factor USA’s judges houses round aired last night, and with it came our favourite bit of the competition- the chance to sneak a peek at the stars’ luxury pads- and see what Simon Cowell spends his money on besides chest waxing.
Who could blame Euromillions lottery winners Dave and Angie Dawes when they say they plan to spend some of their winnings on at least one property overseas...
The luxury property market in Spain is as popular as ever, according to reports from industry experts, with one agent celebrating its most successful ever quarter in the three-month period from July to September.
Pearl Island, a new luxury development based just outside Panama is the latest project designed to lure the world’s super rich into investing.
Recession? What recession? Christie’s International Real Estate has reported that the world’s wealthy are still buying luxury property in their droves, and mostly paying cash to do so.