How can the world recover from this economic slump?
Why lower rates? Chalk it up to the unending saga: the whole world slowing
by Lou Barnes May 9
A young tree growing out of an older tree.
Stefan Winter's plan to take over the world, city by city
by Gill South May 3
When can we expect the next Fed rate hike?
Although the U.S. can withstand more quarter-point nibbling by the Fed, the outside world cannot
by Lou Barnes Apr 29
How high home prices in China affect you
What happens when Chinese families can't afford to buy property at home in China?
by Matthew Moore Apr 29
Financial markets rattled, but maintaining appearance of calm
The Federal Reserve will meet this week, but it's unlikely to raise rates
by Lou Barnes Apr 25
Joshua Carpenter shares the tech tools that help him sell

Joshua Carpenter, VP of US Sales at Juwai, discusses technology and international real estate.

by Inman Apr 22
Two Italian sports cars, one red and one white, parked
One and Only Realty's Gennady Perepada has found a way to endear himself to luxury clients with his "no job is too small"concierge service.
by Gill South Apr 22
A hipster in the city
Savills world research director on the next generation of homebuyers
by Gill South Apr 19
Hiking rates far more dangerous than staying put
Inside and near the Fed, the discussion is about 'asymmetric' risk
by Lou Barnes Apr 18
US real estate: A minefield of money traps for foreign buyers
Tips for working with homebuyers from overseas
by Bernice Ross Apr 18
Where Iranians will buy post-sanction property
Iran’s high and ultra-high-net worth individuals will finally be free to invest abroad
by Yulia Kozhevnikova Apr 15
Rossio Square in Lisbon, Portugal
Where are companies internationally relocating their top employees?
North America and Europe are still top relocation spots
by Marian McPherson Apr 12
Long-term rates fell last week -- the cause? Trouble overseas
The IMF (International Monetary Fund) is also an attending physician and today very much out of character, issuing warning after warning
by Lou Barnes Apr 11
Celeste Starchild on international buying trends

Most people probably assume that international buyers are looking at luxury homes in the U.S. But according to Celeste Starchild, Move’s senior vice president of professional software and general manager of ListHub, the average price of a home being purchased by an international buyer is a humble $250,000 — even slightly under.

by Gill South Apr 8
A close-up of the inside df hard drives
Papers leaked from a small Panamanian law firm reveal the movement of money around the globe
by Brad Inman Apr 4