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An expanding population, foreign investors and cash purchasers underpin rising prices
Visitors can step inside properties that Jews had lived in before being deported by Nazis
Median age in London, New York, Sydney and Hong Kong ticks upwards
Developments in the city, once a stopover for George Washington, command high price tags
The holiday home market still sustains prices in French Riviera town
Georg Arends gave his name to more than 350 varieties of plants
Expats are in no rush to buy as prices look set to fall further in a sluggish oil market
The architectural designer extends his aesthetic to his Notting Hill home
Stan Jankowski moved to Wales to start a new business when he was 50
If George Washington was the father of this country, Tom Hanks is America’s Dad
While crafts evolve to be more market-savvy, today’s buyers are focused on provenance
Even the most compact spaces can yield bountiful harvests
From an estate with a secluded beach in Sardinia to a house with direct access to the river Dart
Made in 1958, the colourful item won the Compasso d’Oro Italian award for industrial design
Dan Szor has opened a distillery in England’s Cotswolds
Anyone moving between the cities should prepare for contrasts in culture and climate
The Macron effect is injecting much needed joie de vivre into the French property market
The dramatic Chaoyang Park Plaza sits like mountain peaks in the Chinese capital
An insider’s guide to the city by Saskia Albrecht, garden designer
Read about millennials, the mystery of time, the truffle economy and much more
From neo-gothic turrets in the Austrian mountains to a château with a secret garden
The landscape designer, who died last month, won three golds for the FT gardens at Chelsea
Classes instruct young people with learning disabilities in floristry and horticulture
Items made of clay are surprisingly durable but crafted more for aesthetics than for comfort
A new park by the designers of the High Line will feature 2,800 apartments
Homeowners priced out of the capital have followed artists to the seaside town
West London area’s sleepy seclusion is exacerbated by a drop in sales
How to exercise control over images and what to do about noise from a bar downstairs
Station F in the once unfashionable 13th arrondissement offers a place to live as well as work
Pre-fabricating houses boosts productivity, quality and affordability
The FT’s Middle East correspondent bids farewell to Lebanon’s capital where the parties never stop
From an expanding golf empire to royal luxuries, a round-up of world property news
Greece’s former finance minister runs a political movement from his Athens apartment
The pursuit of happiness — as well as life and liberty — is more like a race than a quest
A seaside film festival and historic cinemas make the Long Island enclave a draw for movie buffs and stars alike
The Beatles came as young hopefuls, and the city remains a draw for the ambitious
Why buyers are willing to pay £12,000 for Alexandra Llewellyn’s functional works of art
