'A subtle but important shift': How the South Bank became London's prime new-build hub

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Knight Frank's Head of Residential Development Research explores how a disruptive period of resi development activity has reshaped London's luxury property map.

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Oliver Knight

Head of UK Residential Development Research at Knight Frank

Oliver Knight is Head of UK Residential Development Research at Knight Frank.

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Main image: Native Land's Bankside Yards development has helped London's South Bank emerge as a focal point for prime delivery amid supply disruptions elsewhere

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