Madrid’s luxury property sector is showing a strong recovery, with high-net-worth individuals from Europe and Latin America purchasing prime apartments and historic buildings in the city center.
Historic properties in Rome are attracting more attention from international buyers, especially investors from the US and Germany seeking luxury apartments with cultural heritage value.
Singapore’s commercial real estate sector continues to demonstrate resilience, with steady demand for office spaces and mixed-use developments, supported by strong economic fundamentals.
Cape Town’s real estate market is experiencing moderate growth, particularly in suburban areas and coastal neighborhoods, as local and international buyers seek lifestyle and investment properties.
Tokyo’s rental market is delivering strong yields for investors, particularly in central districts with high demand from professionals and expatriates. Supply remains tight in key neighborhoods.
Condominium prices in Berlin continue to rise despite strict rent caps, driven by strong demand in central districts and limited supply of high-quality apartments for sale.
Bangkok continues to attract foreign investors looking for high-yield rental properties. Condominiums and serviced apartments near transport hubs are in particularly high demand.
Lisbon’s property market remains resilient with steady demand from both local and international buyers. Renovation projects and historical apartments are particularly sought after in central neighborhoods.
Waterfront properties in Miami are seeing increased demand from both domestic and international buyers, driven by luxury developments and the city’s growing appeal as a lifestyle destination.
Vancouver’s condominium market continues to attract investors, particularly for high-end and centrally located units. Limited supply and sustained demand are supporting prices.
