Company Tag: Knight Frank
In Pictures: ‘Extraordinary’ riverside mansion in SW London seeks £15mn
8,000 sq ft trophy home in St Margarets comes with access to a 12-acre 'secret' garden.
Stuart Baillie: Five ways to solve the housing crisis
Housing delivery will be a key battleground issue in the run-up to the next election – and herein lies the problem, says Knight Frank's head of planning...
Knight Frank adds China marketing chief to Global Residential Board
Samantha Yu's appointment 'confirms Knight Frank’s commitment to growing its business' in mainland China.
Forecast: PCL rents set to soar 24% by 2027, while property values likely to climb 8%
Knight Frank has updated its property market forecasts, expecting Prime Central London prices to out-perform other markets over the next five years.
Global house prices tick up as interest rates look peaky
'The rapid approach of peak rates is coinciding with a modest improvement in housing market conditions in some key global markets,' says Knight Frank.
Knight Frank expands super-prime lettings team
Property firm adds new faces to its top-tier lettings teams in Prime Central London and in South West London & the Home Counties
Buyer sought for ‘exceptional’ Chelsea development site
Freehold swathe on sought-after Tite Street has scope for a significant prime resi scheme.
Small is beautiful for renters in Notting Hill
Agency reports 'surge in demand' for one-beds amongst students and hybrid workers.
Hollywood legend’s Hampstead townhouse up for sale
Handsome Victorian semi on Lyndhurst Road was Richard Burton's London home when his affair with Elizabeth Taylor began.
Knight Frank extends partnership with global sports industry network
Agency's dedicated sports desk is the 'best in the business', says Premier Sports Network.
Central London rental demand ‘dips’ as Chinese students stay away
“Inquiry levels are strong but not as high as we’ve seen over the last two summers,” said David Mumby, head of prime central London lettings at Knight Frank.
Global super-prime sales slowing but still above pre-pandemic levels
Dubai's US$10mn-plus market continues to lead the pack, but London and New York are still seeing healthy volumes, reports Knight Frank.