Company Tag: Knight Frank
Students outpace corporate tenants in rental market ‘sprint’
With supply levels running so low, ‘frustrated’ companies are having to consider outer-lying parts of the capital and alternative options to house their employees, reports Knight Frank.
Scottish prime country houses see highest price growth in 14 years
Scotland's top-end property prices have climbed by an average of 5.9% in the last year, with Edinburgh seeing 8.5% growth, according to Knight Frank's analysis.
London’s super-prime tenants scramble for options as supply dries up
Landlords are now calling the shots in the capital's most exclusive postcodes.
In Pictures: £10.5m Hampshire mansion is a rare find
'Undoubtedly one of the most prominent houses in the New Forest’, the Grade II* Efford Park once housed an important collection of fossils...
Prime London Market Snapshot: Rents roar while sales ‘return to normal conditions one step at a time’
"There has never been a busier lettings market at any time over the last 20 years," says Knight Frank's head of prime lettings, David Mumby.
Knight Frank takes on record number of grads
Agency welcomes ‘largest and most diverse’ cohort in its 125-year history.
On the vicious cycle of low supply
There is currently a massive imbalance in the UK market with 13 buyers for every property listed, according to Knight Frank.
Returning UAE buyers splash out on London’s luxury homes
Some Middle Eastern clients are arriving with tens of millions to spend, reports Knight Frank.
Knight Frank bolsters super-prime lettings team amid ‘record’ year
Agency reports top-end deal volumes are 55% up on last year.
Global cities bounce back, as urban property price inflation overtakes national averages
"Predictions of ‘the death of the city’ now seem a distant memory," says Knight Frank.
PCL’s luxury seniors housing market is being turbo-charged
London’s wealthiest seniors are considering their post-retirement options, and their ability to invest in luxury housing is huge, writes Tom Scaife...
‘Boomerang buyers’ seek out London bolt-holes
The 'escape to the country' was one of the defining stories of the pandemic, but it was merely the opening chapter of a bigger story, reports Knight Frank.