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Objects from natural materials create harmony between the indoors and the rugged landscape
A round-up of world property news
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A thriving centre for technological and creative industries, the city also has numerous cultural attractions
The city is well connected to central Europe’s major capitals
Climate change is prompting architects to build innovative structures under the ground
The outdoors is a key part of life in the Oregon city, as is the indoors, as a hub of interior design
Writer Karoline Kan’s favourite spots to work and relax in the Chinese capital
Added to its gastronomic riches the city has a growing reputation for technology and sustainability
The area has a charming cultural diversity and bustle but plenty of peaceful corners too
The heart of France’s capital is packed with fine dining and culture but areas beyond have their attractions too
The area’s rising population has an ever greater choice of food and leisure nearby
Some subjects do not travel well, requiring a deeper knowledge of a country than its language
The city’s half a million tech workers and others can unwind with wall-to-wall cricket and rich cuisine
Buy-to-let and new developments bring double-digit price growth though pre-crisis levels still a way off
A vibrant tech scene and breathtaking outdoors mix with easy friendships and neighbourliness
Attractions for overseas buyers range from fiscal breaks to a rich historical backdrop
53 West 53 is a break from the glass blocks of Midtown Manhattan
This hub of politics and business is also a centre for beer and visual popular culture
The south-east US city combines the charm of suburbia with a broad spread of leisure options
Six bespoke screening rooms that go big on picture and sound
Beach-front homes and a wealth of outdoor activities draw in international buyers
