Young and low-income private renters have 20% less space than 20 years ago
Young and low-income private renters in particular have seen living space dwindle due to increasing occupancy and stagnant housing supply.
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One year on: Afghanistan’s refugees attempt to settle in London
Over one year on from the initial evacuation of Afghan people, is the UK’s capital providing sufficient support to allow…
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Why are so many ‘Homes for Ukraine’ refugees living in England’s small villages?
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the government’s unusual visa sponsorship scheme has seen Ukrainian refugees disproportionately moving to rural areas,…
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Provence and Paris lead France in prime property price growth
Across France, the price of prime residential property went up by 6% in 2021, the highest growth in years.
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Is it back to the ’70s for London’s prime property market?
Vic Chhabria, managing director of the London Real Estate Office, believes a few key differences will lead to very different…
Premium London property is more in demand than ever
Sales of £10m ($12.1m) properties have been at the highest rate ever so far this year.
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What Cleveland’s property growth tells us about the value of rapid-transit lines
Can bus rapid transit (BRT) line technology contribute to increased urban mobility and improved property values?
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Where are the largest cities in the US?
So we all know New York is top, right? But some others on the list may surprise you, as may…
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