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Prime property markets around the world have proven “largely resilient” in the face of this year’s happenings, reports Knight Frank. The firm anticipates that top-tier global cities will fall into one of the three “broad groups” in 2021, and has identified eight key trends to watch…
Continuing our special series focusing on those starting and running new businesses in these extraordinary times, PrimeResi meets Alexis Stellakis  & Harry Helsby, the ambitious duo behind ‘disruptive’ acquisition and design firm Capital Place Properties…
London-based studio Oliver Burns talks us through the complex refurbishment of a grand Georgian mansion on behalf of an international client…
£42 billion of additional capital is due to be committed to the UK’s residential investment sector by 2025, predicts Knight Frank. 70% of major investors believe that student, senior living and PRS real estate will out-perform over the next five years, with London, Bristol and Edinburgh flagged as the key markets to watch…
In the first in a new series focusing on the realities of starting and running a new business in these extraordinary times, PrimeResi speaks with Thea Carroll, a former member of Knight Frank’s buying team who decided to go it alone last year – launching a new consultancy aimed at the upper end of the London market…
Birmingham is tipped to be the strongest regional property market over the next five years, says JLL, as the wider UK market “shows its resilience” despite a tricky-looking 2021. But the firm’s latest set of forecasts outline some wider shifts in how we view our homes.
CBRE has measured seven metrics to map London’s housing and lifestyle hotspots.
Native Land’s prime resi development boss, responsible for overseeing some of PCL’s most successful new projects, discusses short-term challenges, and the secret to long-term appeal…
Charu Gandhi, designer of residences at some of PCL’s top developments, including Chelsea Barracks, Lancaster Gate, Mayfair Park Residences and Beaufort Gardens, runs us through the key themes for the year ahead – including long-forgotten furniture, celebrating imperfection, and the ‘new neutrals’…
Knight Frank’s annual Ski Property Index saw chalet prices climb by 1.2% in 2020, marginally down on last year’s +1.4%.
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 by international hotel brands.
As part of its annual sit-rep on the sector, Savills profiles three key players in the branded residence space, speaking to each about their brand reach, ambitions and responses to Covid-19…