Despite political uncertainties, London’s prime property sector continues to attract international buyers, particularly from the Middle East and Asia. Luxury apartments in central districts are leading price growth.
Dubai’s real estate market has seen a 20% rise in off-plan property sales as investor confidence returns following Expo-related infrastructure improvements and new visa policies.
Paris is experiencing record demand for centrally located apartments, especially from American and Chinese investors. Historical buildings and renovated Haussmann-style flats are particularly popular.
Suburban US housing markets are seeing modest price increases as buyers seek more space post-pandemic. Affordability issues in city centers are pushing growth to surrounding towns.
Luxury condominiums in Singapore continue to attract wealthy international buyers, benefiting from the city-state’s political stability, strategic location, and strong property regulations.
Tokyo’s residential market is experiencing a surge in demand ahead of the Olympic Games, with new luxury apartments and family homes seeing strong interest from both local and foreign buyers.
Melbourne’s property market shows signs of cooling after years of rapid growth. Experts say moderate interest rates and tighter lending rules are moderating price surges.
Investors in Canada are increasingly turning to secondary cities like Hamilton and Ottawa as Toronto and Vancouver prices remain prohibitively high. Rental demand in these regions is driving growth.
Barcelona’s property market remains steady even as tourism slows. Long-term rental demand continues to support prices, particularly in prime central districts.
Miami is experiencing a resurgence of international condo buyers, particularly from Latin America and Europe, drawn by luxury waterfront developments and lifestyle amenities.
