Company Tag: Knight Frank

Knight Frank has been having a think about Ed Balls' latest proposals, and highlighted what could very well be the first case of fiscal drag before the introduction of a new tax.

"How can it be right that the foreign buyer last month of a £140 million flat in Westminster will pay just £26 a week in council tax — the same as the average-value property in that council area?

One of the largest Scottish estates to become available in recent years has just sold for over its £11m guide price.

There's been a "decisive fall" in homeowners' expectations of house price increases, according to Knight Frank and Markit's latest Sentiment Survey.

£154bn is needed over the next decade to meet new demand for private housing in London, according to Knight Frank’s Bridging the Gap report.

Prices are likely to carry on up across the country, although London's growth rate will slow a touch while the rest of the country accelerates until 2015 before hitting a plateau from 2019.

There's lots of life in the country market: sales of prime country homes shot up by 35% in the year to March compared to the previous 12 months, according to the latest from Knight Frank.

“There are more British buyers in the super-prime bracket than at any time since the collapse of Lehman Brothers,” says Knight Frank's Head of London resi research Tom Bill, as the proportion of homegrown…

A developer has come up with an interesting marketing idea to help shift a 'world-class' country estate on the Isle of Man.

Rents in prime central London rose for the third month in a row in May, according to Knight Frank, reducing the annual decline to just 1.4%. Values were up by 0.

“The critical question is whether prevailing wealth flows will alter now that the worst of the Eurozone crisis is over,” says Knight Frank's Head of International Resi Research Kate Everett-Allen,…

The pace of global property price growth halved last quarter, according to the latest from Knight Frank. The agency's Global House Price Index rose by 0.6% in the first quarter of 2014, down from 1.