We use cookies and other data for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
For those without the time or funds to travel, a simulation offers trips to New York, Paris, Hawaii, or even back in time
International buyers shrug off widespread criticism of Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orban
Station F in the once unfashionable 13th arrondissement offers a place to live as well as work
The days of low-price living in the Argentine capital are over
The Punta del Este coastal resort feels the chill from Argentine withdrawal
A crop of high-rise, high-end residential towers spring up in Bangkok
The sea may throw up the odd storm but the region’s rustic havens are popular and good value as second homes
The southern tip of South America attracts a stream of wealthy buyers looking to get close to nature
The Tour Triangle shows that the capital’s hard line on towers is starting to soften — but it seems not everyone is happy about it
Her love for the great director’s films inspired Helen Beltrame-Linné to start a new life on the Baltic island where he lived
A new international community is springing up in a formerly unloved area where high-end housing projects are under way
It has a young population, historic architecture and an artistic culture, but prices are low compared with most German cities
The city has mountains, lakes and a strong economy — attracting buyers to one of the 10 most liveable cities in the world
The city has heritage, bullfighting traditions and a growing arts scene, helping it stand out from the rest of Provence
For a decade, it has been the tale of two very different cities when it comes to high-end homes — but what does the future hold?
Property prices have fallen and the area may be difficult to navigate, but the peninsula remains stunning
Sweden’s third largest city has raised its profile thanks to a revamped harbour area and ‘corkscrew’ skyscraper
The largest and most populous of the Canary Islands is discarding its reputation for low-end tourism and unexciting food
Natural beauty remains a strong selling point despite the continuing slump in the market and legal red tape
The British Crown’s self-governing dependency wants to lure a new wave of buyers and entrepreneurs to its low-tax economy
More foreign buyers are being drawn to the pretty villages and vineyards of the German region
The tiny state may be the most expensive place to buy property in Europe but it is family-friendly and has generous tax breaks
The vast former Carlsberg production site is set to become a neighbourhood of 10,000 residents
Marrakech is a popular refuge for buyers seeking heat and history
Is the influx of Latin American buyers a sign the capital has turned a corner?
International Edition
