Format: Feature
Taxing Times: How to deal with a complex & shifting property tax regime
Liabilities, errors, disparities and confusion: The complex world of property tax is making its mark on the residential ecosystem
Continental Shift: UK warms to the European way of renting
Some tenants in prime central London are now signing rental contracts of up to ten years, worth millions of pounds...
Back on the A-list: The remarkable revival of Regent’s Park
How the redevelopment of British Land's former HQ triggered an ultra-prime renaissance
Living in the City: On the global quest for true mixed-use urban success
Cities are competing to regain their vibrancy. The ones which make true mixed-use work for them will win, says Knight Frank's Liam Bailey
Bouncing Back: The creative reinventions of Miami and Dubai
Knight Frank's Global Cities report explores how art, tech and creativity are strengthening residential property markets in Dubai and Miami
Stucco & Scandal: The rise and fall of John Nash
Relaunch of landmark resi scheme in Regent's Park shines a light on the great architect's ongoing influence
Why London won’t lose its crown as Europe’s financial capital
UK capital will remain Europe’s main financial centre argues the LSE's Simeon Djankov
Snap Or 12-Dimensional Chess: Which game would you prefer your agent to play?
Legendary agency boss explains why his firm's full-service approach delivers results
Shadows of Gentrification: Why we need to know who owns our cities
"The term 'gentrification' does not quite capture the massive changes that have been happening in a growing number of cities worldwide in the last few years"
Ten projects from one of London’s most creative luxury architecture & design firms
Multidisciplinary practice Studio Indigo has been the creative force behind some of the most innovative, individual and inspiring residential schemes of recent years
Caution and opportunism collide in post-Brexit PCL
Five weeks on from the Big Vote, top London buying agency Black Brick reports that its clients are falling broadly into two categories...
Forget Super Thursday, the Bank of England can only offer Mildly Useful Thursday
Today's interest rate cut by the Bank of England isn't the big economic solution we need, argues the University of Cambridge's Michael Kitson...