Opinion: House prices have only just begun to soften, but a deeper and more prolonged downturn could weigh on household spending, construction and economic growth, argues Stephen Koukoulas. Australian house prices have started to fall. The drop is not large at this stage – it is less than one per cent from the peak in […]
Opinion: The new luxury property buyer isn’t an inheritor or corporate executive. Economist Atom Go Tian explains how founders are reshaping Australia’s prestige property market. Behind every luxury property transaction is a person. For decades, the very top of the market was largely the domain of corporate executives reaching the peak of long careers or […]
Billionaire Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, closed on a $170 million mansion in Miami-Dade County’s “Billionaire Bunker” on Monday, setting a county-wide purchase price record, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
The six-star hotel and residential tower will be built in Surfers Paradise and is expected to be completed before the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
Shipping billionaire John Fredriksen is reportedly preparing to sell his famous $337 million home, known as The Old Rectory, in Chelsea.
Property prices in Australia are easing, according to CoreLogic data, yet rent rates remain at an all-time high. Could this be the right time to finally move out of the rental trap and into home ownership? Here’s what you need to know.
Knight Frank’s chief economist says there is opportunity for those who can ‘value engineer’ construction constraints. He also sees prospects in build-to-sell, build-to-rent, and Brisbane.
Tracey Atkins from Forbes Global Properties reveals how young tech entrepreneurs Ed Craven and Scott Farquhar are changing the high-end property game, and what’s afoot in residential real estate across the country.
The 1.2-acre Nantucket home sold for a whopping $42 million—plus another $2 million for furniture—making it the most expensive residential sale in Massachusetts history.
Airbnb cofounders Nathan Blecharczyk, Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia are now $12 billion poorer than they were two years ago.