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There is a city in Scotland where property is booming. With its historic architecture, buzzing nightlife and influx of tourists, this city has the highest number of property sales in Scotland, and the fastest-growing house prices. Where is this city? You might be tempted to answer Edinburgh - but you’d be wrong. In fact, Glasgow is the city which has been experiencing something of a renaissance. But what’s behind this resurgence of the Glasgow property market?

Raleigh is a city blossoming from its adolescence to become one of the US’ most exciting cities. The ‘City of Oaks’, as Raleigh is affectionately nicknamed, has been an underrated gem for far too long and a recent resurgence in the city’s dynamism have made it an increasingly attractive place to be. With so many things to do, see and eat throughout the year, visitors are spoiled for choice. In the summer, the community spirit is such that boutique vendors take over Fayetteville Street every weekend, creating a summer fêtê feeling. From family-friendly to athletic pursuits, check out our guide below to the best activities in Raleigh. 

UK devolution and enhanced powers for the regions have long confounded British policy makers. Lauded by liberals for bringing democracy closer, its detractors have argued against a ‘federalist’ UK.

Los Angeles has been growing in population, size and across industries over the past 10 years. The city has become the jewel in the crown of California, admired by hundreds of millions worldwide as the centre of trendy new media, the traditional big screen stars and a liberal lifestyle. The city has seen multinational corporations further establishing themselves in the city, with Google recently renovating Spruce Goose, an ex-aeroplane hanger, into their state-of-the-art office space. Google is set to further consolidate their position within Los Angeles with the acquisition of a spacious former shopping mall to house a branch of their operations. The city’s appeal to these vast companies will play a significant role in the future of LA over the next decade.