Company Tag: Knight Frank

There's been an extraordinary release of pent-up demand in the sales market since lockdown restrictions were lifted. "The uncertainty is how long it can last," cautions Knight Frank.

Knight Frank reveals an "extremely compelling" case for transforming carparks into housing.

Neighbouring mansions in Chelsea's most exclusive enclave go for an average of £32.5m, but have been known to fetch significantly more...

Average values have now fallen by -4.6% on an annual basis, reports Knight Frank, but demand is building just as supply levels start to slow...

Agency picked to help manage great estate's portfolio of over 800 resi units across 92 acres of London's West End

It'll come as no surprise that most estate agents and property developers are quite delighted with the temporary raising of the Stamp Duty threshold to £500k, as announced by the Chancellor in a "mini…

'The decline in sales volumes has bottomed out and it appears the same thing is happening with prices', reports Knight Frank

Buyer sought for 4,000 square foot five-bed upstairs from one of London's most famous restaurants, and next-door to The Ritz...

“People are sensing an opportunity now" in the prime country house market, says Knight Frank's Edward Rook.

Knight Frank reports that "after an initial burst of demand following the re-opening of the market on 13 May, the number of new sellers has risen and the ratio between supply and demand has normalised.

Ground and first floor unit at the world famous Candy & Candy scheme in Knightsbridge is asking over £6,300 psf.

UPDATED: £43m transaction involved one of two new villas at the low-profile, hyper-luxe scheme just off King’s Road