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Partner - Head of South East & Greater London Office
Associate Partner
Partner - Global Head of Research
Partner - Head of European Valuation and Advisory
PropTech Investment Analyst
Partner - Head of South East & Greater London Office
Associate Partner
Partner - Global Head of Research
Partner - Head of European Valuation and Advisory
PropTech Investment Analyst
Partner - Head of EMEA and APAC Data Centres
Head of UK Residential Research
Proprietary Partner - Head of London Capital Markets
Partner - Head of Capital Markets
Head of Commercial
Associate
Partner
Head of Strategy - Partner in Charge of People - Chair of the ESG Taskforce
Head of London Commercial Research
Senior Partner - Group Chairman
Partner - Head of Knight Frank International Occupier Services
Partner
Head of UK Residential Research
Partner - Head of Energy, Sustainability and Natural Resources EMEA
Partner Capital Markets Team
Partner - Head of ESG Consulting UK
Partner, European Residential Sales Department Head
Partner, Energy, Sustainability and Natural Resources
Partner - Head of Hotel Agency
Partner - Co-Head European Capital Markets
Partner - Head of Flexible Office Solutions
Surveyor Flexible Office Solutions
Partner- Head of UK Commercial Research
ESG Consultant
Associate - Commercial PR Manager
Marketing and Community Director for the Pollen Estate portfolio
Chief Economist
Partner Capital Markets Team
Proprietary Partner, Head of Global Capital Markets & Managing Director Europe
Partner - Head of Data Centre Advisory
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One of the first outcomes from the result of the referendum is that the value of the pound will inevitably fall in the near-term, (...)
Events in the world’s two largest economies look set to dominate proceedings in 2016. The scale of the slowdown in China and the speed of (...)
According to the Italian Statistics Office, 2015 marked a turning point for residential prices with price growth reentering positive territory. Prime prices, having softened (...)
Spain’s economy has recovered strongly following the Eurozone crisis. In 2016, Spain’s GDP growth (2.6%) is forecast to exceed that of both the UK (...)
Mayfair has outperformed other prime central London property markets against the backdrop of cooling demand over the last year. The primary cause of the slowdown (...)
After several testing years the Algarve is back on the radar of second home buyers. Realistic pricing, the availability of cheap finance, strong investment (...)
Vancouver leads our rankings for the fourth consecutive quarter with prime prices in the city increasing by 26% in the year to March 2016. (...)
One of the more high-profile property trends currently taking place in locations such as central London, downtown Los Angeles and Manhattan, is the growing (...)
Against the backdrop of the global recession, the Eurozone debt crisis and President Hollande’s austerity measures, France’s prime property market has faced considerable challenges (...)
The well-documented shift to ‘safe havens’ boosted some of Europe’s key urban residential markets (London, Vienna, Geneva) while the economic crisis in others saw (...)
Knight Frank’s international team often find that, for example, when the pound/euro exchange rate reaches €1.20 enquiries from new buyers strengthen. In figure 1 we (...)
Spain’s prime markets are on a firmer footing with some of its more affluent second home hotspots reporting price growth for the first time (...)
The US economy provides a mixed picture. Four years since it was announced that the recession was over GDP growth stands at 1.8%, unemployment (...)
Prime rents are rising strongly in many emerging markets, but this growth is being overshadowed by weakening rents in some of the world’s more (...)
A second-home in Tuscany or a city retreat in Venice sits at the top of most wealthy buyers’ wish lists. Despite the economic malaise, (...)
Germany, Europe’s economic giant, continues to prop up the flagging balance sheets of its fellow Eurozone members. However, with its latest approval of aid (...)
Jakarta, Bangkok and Miami topped the table this quarter, recording annual price growth of 38.1%, 26.1% and 21.1% respectively. The measures aimed at cooling residential (...)
This interest in cross-border investment should perhaps come as no surprise as wealthy individuals look for safe haven investments in the light of on-going (...)
Thirty five of the 55 housing markets (63%) tracked by Knight Frank’s Global House Price Index recorded an increase in mainstream property prices in (...)
The Swiss economy recovered strongly in 2010-11 having proved better insulated from the ravages of the financial crisis than its European neighbours but it (...)
Despite the precarious state of the Eurozone’s finances there has been a measured but nonetheless welcome change in the attitude of prime international buyers (...)
The positive economic noises emanating from the US Federal Reserve in late 2012 has boosted buyer confidence in the Caribbean’s luxury housing market. Under (...)
In 2013, we expect prime residential prices across the 14 cities included in our forecast to rise by 2.5% on average, with Moscow, Miami (...)
The Knight Frank Global House Price Index rose by 0.3% in the final quarter of 2012 and by 4.3% in the last 12 months Hong (...)
Spain and Portugal’s economies are under strain but steps are being taken to balance the books. In 2011, Spain and Portugal’s government deficits stood (...)
The number of individuals worth US$100m or more is expected to increase from 63,000 to 86,000 between 2011 and 2016. With property high on (...)
The price of luxury homes remained largely static in early 2011. The market gained momentum in the second half of 2011 as vendors re-assessed (...)
According to JLL’s European Living Survey, around €69bn was invested throughout Europe in the “living” sector, which includes the traditional residential sector, student housing, (...)
Six of the strongest 10 world house price markets in first quarter were European, headed by Slovenia and Latvia which beat China into third (...)
Average developed world house prices slowed to 4.9% in the year to September, says adviser Knight Frank. In Europe, CEE was strongest, while values (...)
Live from Expo Real (Münich) - Europe’s fastest house price growth in the year to June came in Budapest, Rotterdam and Amsterdam, more than (...)
Global house price growth slowed last year to 4.5% from 7% in 2016, says adviser Knight Frank. Berlin was the only one of 150 (...)