The Super Prime Agent: Good things come to those who invest (in relationships)
Once you build relationships, you build a reputation which precedes you, says Knight Frank's super-prime specialist

Daniel is recognised as one of London’s leading agents. With a career spanning over 19 years, his professionalism and insight have earned him the trust of clients across the globe. His outstanding reputation is built on discretion, passion and an ability to build strong, long term relationships with industry leaders and clients alike. Daniel’s renowned expertise, creativity and ability to make things happen has made him one of Knight Frank’s top selling agents.
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