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We peek behind the impenetrable walls of the High Security Hub, a luxury-storage facility and freeport.

Change was in the air at Mipim, the world’s biggest real-estate event. Its top players explain their optimism.

14 March 2024

We’re in Cannes to report from the world’s leading property fair, Mipim, where more than 20,000 property professionals have gathered to discuss the future of our cities and the built environment.

29 February 2024

We explore two projects redefining urban areas, from a mega-development in an often overlooked area of London to a collection of groundbreaking projects in the suburbs of Helsinki.

Turbulent economies and high interest rates make it a challenging time to invest in real estate but there are still lots of opportunities. We ask 10 leading industry professionals to tell us why there might be some cause…

It’s the people behind the properties that make the industry tick. We meet the figures revitalising a 1980s mall, renovating homes with the environment in mind and lifting a San Francisco landmark to new heights.

The use of urban architecture, particularly office blocks, has transformed completely over the past few years – but opportunities abound. We asked five property experts how we might harness these evolving landscapes.

What makes a well-considered development? Our pick of new projects offer some intriguing clues and the resulting buildings are becoming industry benchmarks.

Good developments can transform an area. Take Plaza Gomila, where brightly hued buildings are bringing back former glories.

Great mixed-use developments should cater to urban life in all its guises. But what makes a project successful? Here’s where to start.

From conversations with leading developers to profiles of the most exciting projects, we survey the global property sector in 2024.

As property developers react to changes in how we want to live, many are breaking new ground with multi-use neighbourhood projects. We call in on the current schemes of three imaginative firms.

Soundproofed chairs, high ceilings and yellow upholstery have helped Estonian newspaper ‘Aripaev’ turn a factory hall in Tallinn into a modern office for busy bees.

Are you sitting comfortably? It’s time for Monocle’s annual property survey, where we start with five distinguished developments.

A taste of things to come from Lebanon and how Brexit is affecting Frankfurt’s housing market.