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From a house near Prince George’s prep to a flat across the street from the European School of Helsinki
Even Warren Buffett has had to cut his house price but those below $1m are shifting
From a Frank Lloyd Wright house to a ‘bubble’ home by Antti Lovag and Claude Haüsermann-Costy
After prices escalated in ‘Dumbo’, another neighbourhood is trying out ‘Rambo’ for size
Average apartment prices have fallen 10 per cent since last August
Once associated with distressed sales, auctions are now popular among the impatient super-rich
The continent is expanding its land mass thanks to reclamation projects
Area’s wine estates, beaches and proximity to Cape Town appeal particularly to retirees
From a Portuguese quinta to a former watermill in Hertfordshire
Jersey Shore city made famous by Bruce Springsteen looks to Manhattan to revive its fortunes
Hawkish buyers may swoop in on the London neighbourhood with low-ball offers
New residential homes are being sold below market value as rising interest rates bite
Tech entrepreneurs are replacing golfing retirees and shunning Andalucían home designs
Pedestrian-friendly city centre is luring businesses and workers
Ismaelia is renovating the dilapidated splendour of Africa’s biggest city
From a 19th-century country house with a ‘rose walk’ to a California estate with an olive-lined drive
Prices have risen 13% in a year — bad news for the EU staff relocating from London
Overseas purchasers have snapped up luxury estates to use as ‘bolt-holes’
From a house in the Hamptons with a sunken tennis court to a penthouse apartment in Surfers Paradise
Developers rush to fill prime spots vacated by embassies — but will they sell?
From a private island in Florida to a six-bedroom apartment in Monaco
Maritime location lures buyers from San Francisco who fancy joining the yachting set
From mountain biking trails in California to a view of the Tour de France
Fortress-like homes provide a level of privacy for the likes of Tiger Woods
Properties are in the front line for escapees from London zoo, but it’s not the odd gorilla that is deterring buyers
