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As the oldest country in Europe, rich in culture and awe-inspiring landscapes, Bulgaria has long retained its heritage appeal to tourists and residents. But its growing economy could bolster its appeal to investors, too.

The 15-minute city is a concept currently captivating metropolitan authorities and urban planners alike, as they seek to revive urban life safely and sustainably in the wake of Covid-19. 

In our latest publication, ‘E-mobility in the fast lane’, our award-winning Energy & Sustainability team explores how the growth of electric vehicles will impact real estate and what opportunities exist for landlords, developers and occupiers. 

Faisal Durrani, editor of the recently released London Report, reassesses its findings and finds the pandemic is set to hasten the city’s evolution already occurring post-Brexit

This article originally featured in Active Capital 2019. GDP growth is slowing.  Interest rates are near record lows.  In a late-cycle environment, these factors are driving ever-greater cross-border capital flows, both to diversify risk and chase enhanced returns. We analyse the likely sources and destinations of capital over the coming year.

New research shows that more of the UK than previously thought could be suitable for growing grapes

Chinese capital outflow continued strongly in the first half of 2016. Despite the somewhat lower volume in this period, there are deals both completed and on-going in the second half, which promise to bring the full-year results on par with last year’s.

Firms at the cutting edge of innovation will form the next wave of demand for London offices.

A new financial district inspired by the City in London, Madrid Nuevo Norte is vying to become Madrid's financial epicentre. Rosa Uriol, Deputy Head of Valuations and Head of Research at Knight Frank Spain, explains why