Henley and Intric Partner to Combine International Property and Residency Planning
London, Wednesday, 26 August 2026.
Henley & Partners and Intric Global have partnered to combine international real estate data with residency advice, targeting wealthy families making property and relocation decisions in the same year.
Strategic Collaboration and Market Gap
Henley & Partners and Intric Global announced a strategic collaboration on 26 August 2026, integrating global real estate data intelligence with residence and citizenship advisory services [1][2]. This partnership addresses the growing demand among internationally mobile high-net-worth families for optimized cross-border asset allocation and global residence planning [1]. By combining Intric’s intelligence with Henley & Partners’ advisory services, the initiative targets a gap where internationally mobile families previously lacked integrated advice [1].
The collaboration aims to close the advisory gap where families typically consult property advisors and immigration lawyers at completely different times [2]. Intric Global offers developer curation and intelligence across more than 70 residential markets, while Henley & Partners provides residence and citizenship planning across 60+ countries and 70+ offices [1]. Abhii Dabas, Founder and CEO of Intric Global, noted that residency and property decisions are usually made by the same family in the same year but are almost never advised on together [1].
Initiatives and Target Audience
The partnership program runs through the second half of 2026, featuring joint research, a podcast series titled “Own the World”, and joint briefing sessions across shared markets [1]. Specific research includes a co-authored briefing titled “The Global Indian Family”, focusing on capital, residency, and education structuring in the United States, Portugal, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom [1]. This structured approach allows members to move from weighing property options to addressing residency questions more easily [2].
The first focus is on Indian and NRI investors, where interest in European residence pathways keeps growing [2]. Families rarely start with a country, but rather with questions about their children, tax position, or business location, with the jurisdiction following from that [1]. This collaboration ensures both halves of the decision are presented to a family at the same time, guided by experts who understand both sides [2].