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...
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Knight Frank looks at the differential between the average prime property price and the top price achieved in ten global cities over the last five years
Of the world's major prime cities, Seoul, Berlin and Sydney are set to see the highest rates of luxury property price inflation in 2021, forecasts Savills.