Company Tag: Knight Frank

Current new home activity "paints a fairly positive picture for development," says Knight Frank, "despite current challenges."

New sales instructions have increased by 16%, says Knight Frank, as supply catches up with post-lockdown demand.

We will only be able to start understanding what has taken place towards the end of the year, writes Tom Bill...

The number of deals struck outside London hit an all-time high earlier this month, reports Knight Frank, while the gap between asking and achieved prices is narrowing...

A rising number of expats are looking to move "back home" as the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic unfolds, according to a survey of prime-oriented Knight Frank brokers around the world.

Viewings of properties for sale are still well below the five-year average, reports Knight Frank, but both landlords and tenants are now more active than before the pandemic.

A magnificent Belle Epoque villa has come up for sale in the South of France, sporting a €30 million (c.£26.65m) asking price and some serious A-List credentials.

Residential activity is recovering quickly in many international markets as Coronavirus lockdowns are eased.

"It still feels like it’s more of a tenants market" in prime London, says Knight Frank's Head of Lettings, "but we are going into the busiest period of the year and I would expect supply to come down."

“It feels remarkably similar to the period that followed the EU referendum,” says Knight Frank's Head of London Residential Research, Tom Bill. "It will take a while for the market to find its feet."

Seventh and eighth floor space at No.48, the sole apartment building on the famous Mayfair garden square, gets a £9.5m price tag

A quarter of people say they are more likely to buy a second home now than before the Covid-19 lockdown, says Knight Frank.