Prime MarketsThe World's Biggest Housing Markets and the Bubble Question
From Sydney to Toronto to Hong Kong — the world's biggest housing markets are flashing the same warning signs. Our editorial read on where the bubble talk holds.
Prime residential markets — Mayfair, Mumbai, Monaco, Miami. Editor-led market reports keyed to Knight Frank, Savills, and the data the industry actually uses.
Prime MarketsFrom Sydney to Toronto to Hong Kong — the world's biggest housing markets are flashing the same warning signs. Our editorial read on where the bubble talk holds.
Switzerland Property NotebookIn June 2026, the Swiss National Bank made a decision that sent shockwaves through the country’s already-strained Swiss Real Estate Market. The SNB cut its policy rate by 25 basis…
Cyprus Property NotebookCyprus real estate has quietly shifted into a new expansion phase that’s catching sophisticated investors off guard. After years of post-crisis recovery and gradual stabilization, the island is posting its…
Greece Property NotebookGreece’s luxury real estate market has quietly crossed a threshold that separates emerging opportunities from established powerhouses. The shift isn’t subtle or speculative. It’s quantifiable and backed by hard transaction…
United States Property NotebookLos Angeles has quietly become the epicenter of America’s housing freeze, and the problems running beneath the surface go far deeper than any headline number will tell you. Look at…
Prime MarketsSmart money doesn’t wait for everyone else to figure things out. Right now, institutional investors and wealthy individuals are quietly moving capital into five specific emerging real estate markets where…
UAE Property NotebookDubai’s property market just did something that seemed improbable even to the most bullish observers. By the end of October 2025, sales had already hit Dh559.4 billion, comfortably surpassing the…
United States Property NotebookU.S. luxury property prices have decoupled from the wider housing market. Our editorial read on the gap, the historical parallels, and the correction question.
Switzerland Property NotebookDomestic Swiss buyers are losing ground to international demand in their own premium markets. Our editorial read on what the squeeze means.
UAE Property NotebookBulgari, Armani, Cavalli, and now Bugatti — branded residences have transformed how Dubai's premium property is built and sold. Our editorial read.
United Kingdom Property NotebookFrom Marylebone HMOs to large Battersea conversions — London's wealthiest property buyers are quietly building multi-occupancy positions. Our editorial read.
United States Property NotebookMiami’s real estate market has reached a turning point that demands your attention if you have any exposure to Florida property. After years of relentless price increases fueled by pandemic…
Greece Property NotebookGreece just launched its most ambitious housing support program in decades. We’re talking €1 billion committed to directly subsidizing nearly 948,000 renters, paired with a sweeping set of tax incentives…
UAE Property NotebookKnight Frank's latest UAE figures point to a $759 billion property market in 2026. Our editorial read on what's driving the boom and what could end it.
United States Property NotebookThe Fed's first cuts of the cycle have already moved jumbo mortgage rates. Our editorial read on what the shift means for U.S. luxury property buyers.
United States Property NotebookSomething extraordinary is happening in Manhattan’s rental market right now, and it’s catching even seasoned real estate professionals off guard. While most people assume the ultra-wealthy simply buy their dream…
Switzerland Property NotebookSwitzerland has long been the Fort Knox of luxury real estate. Beautiful, exclusive, and virtually impenetrable to most foreign buyers. For decades, strict ownership laws kept the country’s pristine chalets…
United States Property NotebookAfter years of dominating the housing conversation, home flipping is finally losing momentum across the United States. Recent data from ATTOM shows that flips accounted for only 8% of all…