The Cotswolds in England is increasingly a sought‑after property market by wealthy international buyers, especially from the US, Asia, and the Middle East. While average home prices have softened, luxury estates continue to attract attention, helped by global broker networks.
Germany’s housing market is expected to see an average price rise of about 3.5% in 2025, according to a Reuters poll. Analysts warn this outlook is fragile and could undershoot forecasts due to economic pressures.
Dubai’s luxury property market is booming, with more branded residence projects than London, Miami, and Phuket combined. High-net-worth buyers are paying premium prices, and branded homes now form a key part of the city’s global real estate appeal.
Despite government rescue efforts, home prices in China’s largest cities have continued to fall. A recent major drop highlights ongoing weakness in demand, even as policymakers introduce support measures to stabilize the market.
New and existing home prices in China declined across most cities in November, continuing a long-term slump in the real estate sector. Policy efforts such as rate cuts and tax incentives have yet to reverse the trend.
Real estate investments in Asia Pacific continue to show resilience, with increased activity in land and development sites. Singapore remains a key hub, driving cross-border capital flows despite global economic uncertainty.
California’s housing market finished 2025 with modest gains in sales and steady prices, suggesting a more balanced market in 2026 as inventory slowly improves and mortgage rates stabilize. Analysts note affordability remains a challenge, but buyer demand is resilient across major regions.
Madrid has become a sought-after destination for global luxury property investors in 2026, with increased activity from buyers in Latin America and the U.S. The city’s culture, infrastructure, and relative affordability draw high-net-worth individuals to premium developments.
Greenberg Traurig’s global real estate practice reports a robust start to 2026, building on key opportunities and market momentum from 2025. Cross-border deals and strategic growth areas show optimism among investors and clients worldwide.
Embassy Developments plans to invest $495 million in three luxury residential projects in Mumbai in 2026, targeting affluent buyers with high-end apartments in Worli, Juhu, and Alibaug. Projects are expected to generate over $1.3 billion in revenue.
