Market intelligence and buying guides from the world's most exclusive residential markets.
Ultra-prime residential properties are defying market corrections. We examine why the world's wealthiest buyers are moving at unprecedented speed.
By Victoria Ashworth
Colorado's mountain communities have become year-round luxury destinations with property prices to match. We examine what the market looks like in 2025 and where the value lies.
Marcus Webb
With prices ranging from $2 million to $200 million, private islands remain the most extreme expression of residential real estate. We examine what ownership actually involves.
Victoria Ashworth
The concept of a single primary residence is increasingly obsolete for the globally mobile wealthy. We examine how families are structuring multi-city portfolios of genuinely occupied homes.
Alexander Cross
BREEAM Outstanding, LEED Platinum, Passivhaus — the environmental certifications that were once marketing differentiators are now minimum expectations for buyers of new-build luxury homes.
Richard Sinclair
Despite well-documented headwinds, Hong Kong's super-prime residential market remains one of the world's most compelling for buyers who understand its unique characteristics.
Priya Mehta
The techniques used by experienced buyers' agents and advisors to identify and exploit negotiating leverage in the ultra-prime residential market.
Alexander Cross
Off-plan purchases in new luxury developments offer compelling price advantages and first access to premium units — but they require rigorous due diligence. Here is the framework.
James Thornton
The prime and super-prime London rental market has tightened dramatically since 2022. We benchmark what exceptional rental properties look like at each price point.
Victoria Ashworth
Beyond the headline markets of London, Paris, and Monaco, three central European cities offer a compelling combination of political stability, tax efficiency, and exceptional residential quality.
Elena Vasquez
For buyers with significant art holdings, the home is not merely a place to display work — it is an infrastructure designed around conservation, lighting, climate control, and security.
Charlotte Beaumont
The intersection of luxury real estate and matrimonial law is one of the most consequential areas of legal practice for ultra-high-net-worth individuals. Here is what you need to know.
Alexander Cross