Knight Frank Wealth Report

KF’s global research chief heralds “exciting plans” for the firm’s flagship annual report as long-standing editor Andrew Shirley steps back to focus on rural research.

Knight Frank is predicting continued price rises for international luxury property markets in 2022 - although the pace of growth is likely to be significantly lower than 2021's extraordinary performance.

Monaco, Hong Kong and London are the world's most expensive luxury property enclaves per square metre, reports Knight Frank.

Knight Frank's Prime International Residential Index posted its biggest ever year in 2021, with luxury property prices around the world rising by an average of 8.4%.

Knight Frank’s Global Head of Research, Liam Bailey, shares his key insights from the 16th edition of the firm's flagship annual publication, The Wealth Report.

How many square metres of prime property does US$1m buy around the world right now; which property types have come to the fore since the onset of the pandemic; where are the biggest centres for UHNWIs;