Company Tag: Knight Frank
International Market Snapshot: ‘Encouraging signs’ in prime Italy
A 'significant increase' in super-prime property sales is likely to filter down to other prime and mainstream Italian markets this year, says Knight Frank
‘Buoyant & incredibly exciting’: French prime property markets are on the rise
A survey of the prime residential property scene in France, with a special look at the Côte d’Azur
Grade I listed Cornish castle on its own peninsula launched at £7m
Remarkable proposition dates back to the English Civil War...
Berlin tops international price growth league
German capital outperforms 149 other world cities after resi prices soar 20.5% in a year
Knight Frank merges two Home Counties teams
Berkhamsted branch to close after 'in-depth analysis of the market'
Ultra-Prime Recce: Touring the UK’s £50m listings
Asking a combined £150m, a trio of remarkable propositions currently sit at the very top of the open market...
Industry Reactions: Government plans to professionalise the estate agency sector
'All estate agents should welcome the new Government measures to professionalise the estate agency industry'
Rental demand surges in prime London as supply drops, but prices hold for now
Foxtons, Knight Frank and LonRes have all recorded significant rises in tenant demand at the same time as a notable reduction in new rental listings...
Activity picks up across prime Scotland, with record price growth in Edinburgh
16% more £1m+ homes were sold in Edinburgh in 2017 compared to the previous year, says Knight Frank
Rural house prices rally as prime regional towns falter
Low supply is underpinning prime country house prices, says Knight Frank
‘Blueprint’ spec mansion in St John’s Wood listed at £35m
11,000 square foot pile on Avenue Road has influenced the way many super-prime family homes are now designed, says agency
PCL market moving again as vendors ‘over-compensate’
Average asking price reduction in the £1m-5m range was just shy of 10% over the last year - more than enough to account for the higher transaction costs, says Knight Frank