The Residence Report 2025/26 — a global perspective on luxury residential development and branded residences, combining survey data, prime pricing outlooks, regional market digests and design/wellness/dining trend features in an editorial magazine-style layout.
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The Residence Report 2025/26 — a global perspective on luxury residential development and branded residences, combining survey data, prime pricing outlooks, regional market digests and design/wellness/dining trend features in an editorial magazine-style layout.
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Cover establishing the report as the global perspective on luxury residential development for 2025/26.
Portrait cover with stacked serif headline top-left, subtitle and year beneath a thin rule, brand logo top-right, and a large full-width illustration filling the lower two-thirds.
Editorial masthead listing editor, design, print and PR credits alongside definitions of prime property and the data methodology.
Multi-column credits panel opposite a definitions block, with small-caps labels and generous white space.
Contents spread previewing the growth-sector story, with the headline stat that schemes rise from 169 in 2011 to 611 today and a projected 1,019 by 2030.
Two-column contents list with section groupings and page numbers, paired with an introductory summary block.
Directory of regional contacts across UK & Europe, North America & Caribbean, and other territories with names, emails and phone numbers.
Grid of contact cards grouped by region, four to five columns wide.
Opening data spread on a survey of nearly 80 luxury brands and more than 1,000 live and pipeline schemes across 83 countries, anchored by the 611 current schemes figure.
Wide spread: serif headline and standfirst across the top, then a dense five-to-seven column grid mixing body copy, a line chart of annual growth, a stacked bar chart of residences by region, a market-share bar chart and a world map.
Themes emerging from the 1,000-scheme survey, led by the rise of standalone branded residences, plus the wealth outlook framing demand.
Spread with a serif headline, lettered or bulleted theme entries running across multiple columns, and supporting wealth data on the facing page.
Prime pricing and sales outlook: global prime residential prices up 2.3% in the 12 months to June 2025, with Tokyo leading five-year growth and a 120% Tokyo price-increase callout.
Spread combining narrative columns with a leading-markets horizontal bar chart, a quarterly sales column chart, a prime global cities index line chart and a US$10m+ sales data table.
Five emerging luxury destinations — from Texan luxury towers to Pacific reefs and Sardinia's coastline — profiled as new chapters in the global story.
Numbered list of destination entries, each with a bold place-name heading and short body, arranged across the spread.
Europe's luxury hubs scrambling to meet global demand, illustrated by Le Ville Serristori on Tuscany's Maremma coast with its own single-cru wine and concierge services.
Feature spread: serif headline, standfirst, drop-cap opening and multi-column body with a large supporting image.
Paris embraces branded living via Maybourne Residences Saint-Germain, rare for offering both private parking and 24/7 concierge.
Feature spread with headline, drop-cap intro, three-to-four text columns and a scheme photograph.
How Brexit, the 2% overseas stamp duty surcharge, VAT on school fees and non-dom reform have unsettled London's prime market.
Feature spread with narrative columns, a pull quote and supporting imagery.
Branding, infrastructure and lifestyle reshaping Middle East luxury living, using Dubai's golf undersupply against a 3.95 million population as the hook.
Feature spread with headline, standfirst, body columns and a supporting visual or stat.
Bentley's first branded residences in Miami and why Dezer's track record and Miami's plot economics beat New York and LA.
Feature spread with headline, drop-cap opening, multi-column narrative and development imagery.
Asia mints new wealth fastest, yet Singapore and Hong Kong towers carry homegrown developer names rather than global hotel brands.
Digest spread with headline, standfirst and two facing text blocks under an ASIA running head.
The Penthouse Collection at Skye by Pikos sets a Brisbane benchmark while One Barangaroo's record penthouse sale remains the national high-water mark.
Digest spread carrying two stacked stories, each with its own headline, standfirst and short body.
Why branded residences are among real estate's hottest sectors, with buyers absorbing premiums for five-star amenities and income-producing apartments.
Trends spread opening with a Chanel quote hook, drop cap and multi-column essay.
Tyler Brûlé on dispersed cafés, shops and offices connecting a brand to its community instead of gated developments.
Interview-style spread with headline, standfirst, quote-led columns and portrait imagery.
Branded residences as a tool for scheme viability, brand loyalty among the wealthy and a growing share of buyer portfolios, with 161+ branded schemes open.
Analysis spread with drop-cap opening, dense columns and inline statistics.
Wellness at home moves beyond a basement gym to cutting-edge tech, treatments and rituals designed for living healthier for longer.
Trend feature with headline, standfirst, drop-cap narrative and atmospheric imagery.
Sevengage's view that wellness without connection is pointless, illustrated by a 40-person sauna built for ticketed social events.
Continuation spread with quote-led columns and supporting images across pages 36–37.
Maybourne's Roland Fasel on The Surrenne wellness club, healthspan and capped membership at The Emory in Belgravia.
Industry view spread mixing a portrait-led interview with a property showcase and a YEARS BETTER callout.
Restaurants and bars as storytelling and placemaking tools for developers, from big-name chefs to the perfect bowl of noodles, with Paris's Left Bank as the example.
Trend spread with headline, standfirst, narrative columns and food/venue photography across pages 40–41.
Numbered design principles led by narrative, with Chris Sanderson of The Future Laboratory and Charu Gandhi of Elicyon on emotion and sense of place.
Numbered-principle spread, each point with a caps sub-heading and short body, interspersed with interior photography.
Industry experts reflect on challenges and opportunities ahead, closing with contact details for the global residential team.
Closing spread with short expert reflections plus a contact block naming the Global Head of Residential.
Minimal back cover with the brand sign-off line.
Near-empty page with a single centred or corner-set strapline and logo.
Common questions about this slide and the underlying presentation content.
Annual market or industry reports — especially real estate, investment and lifestyle sectors — where you need to combine hard data with long-form editorial writing and still look premium.
25 spreads covering a cover, masthead, contents, contact directory, a data section, five regional digests, six trend and interview features, a final word and a back cover.
Yes. The structure — survey data, regional digests, trend essays, expert interviews, closing word — transfers directly to any annual sector report. Swap the copy, charts and imagery and the editorial system holds.
Line charts, stacked and horizontal bar charts, column charts, a world heat map, a numeric data table and oversized percentage callouts. In the PPTX version you replace the labels and values with your own; the styling stays consistent.
Editorial magazine: off-white paper-stock background, high-contrast serif headlines with a clean sans body, hairline rules, drop caps, pull quotes and a restrained accent palette of red, yellow, purple and teal.
Both. The pages are two-page spreads, so it reads naturally as a printed publication or PDF while still working as a presentation or scrolling digital report.
The look depends on a high-contrast serif for headlines paired with a neutral grotesque for body copy. Any similar pairing keeps the character; substitute the closest fonts available in your brand kit.
Both PDF and PPTX. Use the PDF for reference and distribution, and the PPTX to edit text, charts and images directly.
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