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By the end of 2023, several trends that held the residential real estate market back for much of the year— inflation, high mortgage rates and low inventory—had begun to ease.

Jonathan Miller, the President and CEO of Miller Samuel Inc. and compiler of Douglas Elliman’s keenly followed market reports since 1993 gives us his perspective on the outlook for the market

Making sense of the latest trends in property and economics from around the globe.

Making sense of the latest trends in property and economics from around the globe

Ross Murray, Knight Frank’s outgoing Rural Chairman gives his thoughts and lessons from a recent trip on what is happening in rural USA.

As investors look to real estate as an inflation hedge, New York’s credentials as a global and transparent market that faces strong tenant demand are back in the spotlight.

Home to over 100,000 international students the city is seeing growing demand from parents seeking a base for their child when studying.

New York’s pool of branded residences is expanding rapidly with demand from Asian and Middle Eastern buyers a key source of demand.

As New York recovers from the pandemic, a surge of new leases has accelerated rents and depleted stock.

Economic uncertainty and a strong US dollar put New York real estate back in the spotlight.