St. Albans is an affluent Cathedral City in Hertfordshire just 22 miles north of central London. Its colourful history as a stop-off point for travellers to and from London is still very much in...

After a ruling by the EU Court of Justice – the highest court in the EU – declared the US/EU Safe Harbour Framework invalid, leaving more than 4,000 US companies with uncertainty as to the best way...

The UK’s decision to leave the European Union, followed closely by the resignation of the Prime Minister, has created a vacuum of uncertainty and a period of volatility for the UK’s property market.

Charlotte, North Carolina is a beautiful mix of new meeting old. The city proudly boasts being named after Queen Charlotte of England and stands on the crossroads of an old Native American trading...

California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) policies continue to impact an assignee’s ability to obtain their state driver’s license. Many assignee’s passports are not verifying electronically, and...

The new year is a time for retrospect and change – to look back on what has worked well, and to assess areas for improvement. Our Destination Services Network Management department has always been...

This third installment of our Education Around the World series, takes us to Germany to learn the nuances of the German school system. Like many other countries, Germany has its own regulations,...

Thanks to a steady growth market within the city of Chicago, occupancy rates remain high, hovering around 96%! Streeterville, River North, Old Town, Gold Coast and the Loop are all bustling with...

Brooklyn is hot – even hotter than Manhattan. What used to be known for easy rent, Brooklyn is now becoming a sought-after place to live. Read on to learn why many are saying, “The new place to be...

While schools in Mexico offer many similarities to those in other countries, there are some differences worth noting.