Company Tag: Knight Frank

Luxury property price inflation is likely to return to London with gusto next year, predicts the Knight Frank team.

After steep falls over the last year, the agency expects rents across the prime postcodes will recover to pre-pandemic levels by 2023.

Nick Madden joins from Greene & Co, as Knight Frank presses on with plans to grow its regional Residential Development business by 50% over the next five years.

£12.95m villa in The Little Boltons attracted a number of competing bids.

“Chesil Cliff House will be the most significant coastal property to come to the open market in the West Country for many years," says Knight Frank, which will be marketing the extraordinary contemporary…

Three-quarters of respondents to Knight Frank’s latest sentiment survey believe the value of their home will increase within the next year, up from around half in February.

Data from the first week following the end of the full stamp duty holiday suggests the market will quickly regain momentum, writes Tom Bill - but the lack of supply remains a problem...

‘Bold swagger of a London property’ is due to be sold off next week, guided at £2.5m.

43 of the 150 global cities tracked by Knight Frank have seen prices escalate by more than 10% over the last year, with five above 25%.

New applicant numbers last month were nearly double the levels seen in 2019, reports Knight Frank.

James Farrell & Tom Richardson have a combined 70 years’ experience in the rural sector.

The agency carried out the highest number of UK transactions on record last month, but is now expecting a ‘return to normality’…