Whisky value growth outweighs other collector assets: Knight Frank
The value of whisky has risen 23 percent in the past year, making it the strongest performing luxury asset class ahead of categories such as cars, jewelry and art.
The value of whisky has risen 23 percent in the past year, making it the strongest performing luxury asset class ahead of categories such as cars, jewelry and art.
Global prime real estate prices ticked up slightly in the second quarter of 2019, with European cities remaining the most competitive.
Luxury real estate prices around the world are growing at their slowest rate in almost a decade, despite the rise of global wealth.
Global residential real estate continues to slow, as less than 80 percent of countries saw prices grow in 2018.
In light of the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, there are indications that the prime London residential market is headed in a positive direction.
Hong Kong was home to the most sales of ultra-prime residential real estate in the last year, with a new report from Knight Frank finding the city surpassed New York and London.
Singapore’s luxury residential real estate market has grown 13 percent over the last year, while prices across the globe grew 2.7 percent on average.
With more than 400 branded residences across more than 60 countries, hotel groups need to rely on experiences, technology and sustainable practices to differentiate themselves.
While record snowfall and improved infrastructure supported increased demand for homes in the Alps over the past year, property market regulations and the strong franc kept prices from growing, according to Knight Frank’s 2018 Ski Property Index.
India is seeing significant growth all around, with three of its cities making the top 10 for increases in real estate and its economy booming by 8.2 percent in the year leading up to the second quarter of 2018.