Company Tag: Knight Frank
Prime global cities post weakest annual property price growth since 2012
The gap between the strongest and weakest performing city is narrowing as high-growth luxury enclaves moderate, says Knight Frank
Super-prime recovers as £10m+ deals hit their highest level since 2014
Demand in Prime Central and Prime Outer London is on the up, reports Knight Frank
Call Me Maybe: Why you should never leave voicemails
Forget old fashioned voice messages - today's top brokers need to employ more efficient forms of communication to get results, says Knight Frank's super-prime specialist Daniel Daggers...
Buyers splash out 80% more for a waterfront home
The highest waterfront premium is found in the South West, says Knight Frank
Explaining the new National Planning Policy Framework
Tom Stanley summarises the key points to consider
Knight Frank expands Scottish Residential Development team
Allsop's London permitted development specialist moves to Knight Frank's Edinburgh operation
Interview: Tim Hyatt on finding long-term success in the lettings business
The Knight Frank lettings chief explains how he's steered the division to a second consecutive record year, offers his thoughts on the big challenges facing the industry right now, and tells us why Jon…
PCL lettings market ‘beginning to tip in favour of landlords’
The number of new prospective tenants to every new rental listing was 4.9 last month, according to Knight Frank, the highest ratio in more than ten years
Market Snapshot: King’s Cross
Achieved prices, transactions and viewing levels all on the rise in the regenerated hotspot, says Knight Frank
Notting Hill outperforms as a third of prime London areas see property prices rise
There's 'a mood of indecision' in prime London, says Knight Frank, with more would-be vendors listing their properties for sale and to let simultaneously
Boost for Hutchison’s Chelsea Waterfront as billionaire buys in
Abramovich reportedly completes on £30m penthouse crowning SW10's tallest building
Charting the effects of policy changes on housing transactions
As another new Housing Minister settles in, Knight Frank looks at how government housing policies correlate to residential property transaction volumes