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Millionaires are leaving Europe because of rising religious tension and concerns about the sluggish economy, a wealth analysis expert said.
Wealthy Iranians, companies and state-backed buyers will spend up to $8.5 billion on overseas real estate over the next five-to-10 years following the lifting of sanctions, a report has said.
The U.K.’s upcoming vote on whether to remain in the European Union or go it alone could hit the housing market - particularly in super-expensive London.
The London home of one of Britain's best-known prime ministers is on the market for £30 million ($43.5 million).
A garage in London is set to be auctioned for $261,567 or more, as the escalation in real estate prices in the already expensive city continues.
The appeal of $3.1 million-plus properties in London appear to be waning, with sales in the capital's most prestigious districts at a year-low.
It dates back to the seventh century, but today Byfleet Manor is better known as the home of the Dowager Duchess in “Downton Abbey.” It's gone on sale for $6.12 million.
Real estate and property development companies cheered as the ruling Conservative party triumphed on Friday, news that put paid to fears of a “mansion tax.”
Wealthy foreigners are retreating from the ultra-luxury London property market, said estate agency Knight Frank.
Here's why househunters in Miami, Chicago and... Lagos had better get ready for their dream homes to get pricier.
Wealthy sunseekers looking for a holiday home will head to New York next month for the auction of the Bahamas' largest private island.
Luxury home-buying in the Caribbean is bouncing back this year, with real estate agents citing the improved economic picture in the U.K. and U.S.
The price marks a sharp fall for a house that got widespread media attention and listed last year for $125 million.
Newport's storied mansions were left behind in the 1990s and 2000s, but its oceanfront estates are regaining their shine as new buyers come to town.
An apartment in one of the world's most prestigious buildings is on sale for £5.25 million ($8.3 million) after being repossessed.
Even as the rest of America pulls back on mortgages, the wealthy are going on a borrowing binge for million-dollar homes, according to RealtyTrac.
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