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The vibrant, multicultural city has several major developments in the pipeline, helping fuel strong demand for homes
Bilingual school is helping to attract foreign influx to the north London area
A new report suggests that high-end homes in the UK capital are still competitively priced in comparison with its two rivals
As the country’s economy improves, Italians are picking up coveted investments such as palazzo conversions
Prices in the metropolitan area have risen 29 per cent since 2006, before the US housing crisis began
Average house prices are now over 5 per cent higher than just a year ago, according to Rettie & Co, a Scottish estate agent – and 120 per cent higher than 10 years ago – the biggest regional percentage rise in the UK
An influx of interstate and foreign workers saw prices in the city rise 113 per cent between 2003 and 2013
Shrewd hoteliers have begun to sell up to property developers hoping to return the buildings to their former glory
Buyers are being wooed with new devices, from a floor-plan sunshine indicator to an app for viewing brochures in 3D
First-time buyers, home movers and buy-to-let investors advised to look at ‘mid-tier’ areas for the highest price growth
Prices are booming again, prompting curbs to prevent a bubble
The Anglicised appearance of new-build developments in places like Razdory is no accident
Family-friendly and fashionable, the cosmopolitan resort was made popular by the French actress in the 1960s
The once sleepy backwater is increasingly popular with commuters and second-home buyers
Regeneration schemes have transformed the south London suburb, with prices up 30 per cent in five years
