Company Tag: Knight Frank

August's new Permitted Development Right on upward extensions paves the way for up to 173,000 new homes across seven million square metres of rooftops, suggests some new research by Knight Frank - including…

The branded residences sector is "more diversified than ever before", declares Savills, as new players from the fashion, culinary, celebrity and design world muscle-in on an area traditionally dominated…

Knight Frank reports that £1.13bn was spent on £10m+ homes in London in the first eight months of this year - 16% more than the £977.5m recorded in 2019.

The South West and the Cotswolds have been getting all the attention, but asking prices in Yorkshire & The Humber have risen by more than any other region since the market re-opened in May...

Values have now fallen by -8.1% in a year in the capital's most expensive postcodes - the biggest fall over a 12-month period in more than a decade - but the agency sees a turnaround on the cards in 2021...

Living in an area celebrated for its landscape and nature comes at a price, says Knight Frank, as the firm reveals the average property price premiums for the UK's National Parks and Areas of Outstanding…

Knight Frank has just recorded a quarterly uplift in average PCL prices for the first time since February, but don't call it a bounce...

Upcoming political crunch dates could serve up big opportunities for those in tune with the currency markets, notes Knight Frank...

The American fashion designer and filmmaker's custom interior 'creates an overall sense of immersion in an exquisite piece of fine art', according to the agents marketing his former home in the Boltons...

25-unit scheme on the northern flank of Holland Park - billed as the tycoon’s ‘most significant resi development since One Hyde Park’ - is finally finished and ready to go...

Knight Frank boils down its property market analysis for the coming months into a single key question: "will there be positive news on a treatment or a vaccine before the momentum runs out?"

The average annual rate of property price inflation across the 150 tracked cities moderated from +3.6% in Q1 to +3.4% in Q2.