Company Tag: Knight Frank
Marketing ESG: Do homeowners value & seek sustainability?
With the roll-back on net zero policies billed as a cost saving exercise, Flora Harley examines whether UK homeowners value sustainability and how property marketing can play a role.
In Pictures: Iconic Primrose Hill house seeks £10mn
'There is always an element of excitement when a house comes on the market in Chalcot Square,' says Knight Frank's Orly Lehmann.
Tom Bill: Election countdown begins for UK housing market
Discussions around support for buyers, stamp duty cuts and the Renters Reform Bill are becoming more hypothetical as the general election approaches.
Value of the UK’s Build-to-Rent sector set to almost double in the next five years
'The UK’s BTR sector is experiencing a remarkable surge in overall worth,' says Knight Frank.
In Pictures: An unmod Chelsea Park Gardens house, available for the first time in 60 years
'Exceptional' Arts and Crafts specimen is seeking nearly £8mn.
Knight Frank ramps up Hampshire presence
Agency looks to strengthen foothold in the county with a trio of new hires.
Knight Frank inks tie-up with high-end agency in Ibiza
KF's new associate partner, Villa Contact, is one of the longest-established real estate firms on the island.
Trio of Portman Estate properties brought to market in Marylebone
Agents are expecting 'strong interest' in these period gems on Seymour Place, Spanish Place & Manchester Street.
Knight Frank strengthens South Ken sales team
Former Foxtons agent Rana Rizk will play a key role in KF's expansion plans in the neighbourhood.
Knight Frank warns of redundancies across UK business
Up to 3% of Knight Frank's UK work force are 'at risk', as the high-profile property consultancy considers downsizing.
Kensington proves the hot ticket for wealthy Americans, as buyers hit decade-long high
US purchasers are now behind one in ten exchanges in W8, reports Knight Frank.
Labour’s UK housing plans welcomed, but beware of soundbites and simplification
Developers have responded positively to Keir Starmer’s pro-development rhetoric, but political aims will need to square with economic reality, says Tom Bill.