Property, Economics, Business & Finance

Hosting festive film evenings, jazzing up old party outfits, baking mince pies from scratch, and even making crackers are just a few of the things savvy Brits will be doing to prevent…continue reading…

The official groundbreaking of Dominica’s International Airport, which will open in 2026, is only the beginning of a wave of eco-touristic development in Dominica. The Airport, along with a record-breaking cable car,…continue reading…

Diriyah Company and Raffles Hotels & Resorts have announced the launch of Raffles Residences Diriyah at Cityscape Global in Riyadh. The project will feature 90 luxury residences with access to the forthcoming…continue reading…

Diriyah, The City of Earth, and the birthplace of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, projected to attract 50 million annual visits by the turn of the century, is enhancing its tourism profile…continue reading…

Rome’s Termini Station is an icon of modern Roman architecture, serving as the city’s most significant intermodal hub and one of Europe’s major transit centres. This landmark building merges the original 19th-century…continue reading…

Investment titan and General Atlantic CEO and Chair Bill Ford is doubling down on a bullish outlook for the United States, Saudi Arabia, and the GCC more broadly while expressing serious concerns…continue reading…

INFINITUM, a growing force in European real estate, has continued its meteoric rise with a trio of wins at the European Property Awards 2024-25. The Catalan resort and residential project shone in…continue reading…

Montenegro is a small country with a big vision. Twenty years ago, it set out to attract developers of homes, hotels, and resorts, and that strategy is now creating some exciting opportunities…continue reading…

Reports show that prime-built property in Portugal is becoming more constrained, forcing many buyers to consider alternatives. One of the most obvious options is to purchase building plots, and industry experts expect…continue reading…

Research¹ commissioned by restaurateur and chef Heston Blumenthal OBE, who has been diagnosed with ADHD and bipolar, finds more than one in ten (11%) people in the UK have been officially diagnosed…continue reading…

A new study titled “Cost and Benefit of the Urban Mobility Transition,” by the European Institute of Technology and Innovation, reveals that European Cities will need to raise an extra €1.5 trillion…continue reading…

World’s oldest continuously operational luxury department store, Steen & Strøm in Oslo, has seen a 14% growth in sales in H1 2024, which has been driven partly by Norway’s tax-free shopping policy…continue reading…

For this guest feature, authors Chris Griffiths and Caragh Medlicott explore the mysterious world of focused daydreaming, a lesser-known problem-solving technique used by leading entrepreneurs. If you want to see someone go…continue reading…

Renters and residents are losing faith in homeownership, according to a new study which reveals that six in 10 non-homeowners believe they’ll never get onto the property ladder. Residents blame the current…continue reading…