Global commercial real estate is going up in value: Knight Frank
According to new data from Knight Frank, investors’ go-to cities for real estate ventures such as Hong Kong may not be a worthwhile investment after all.
According to new data from Knight Frank, investors’ go-to cities for real estate ventures such as Hong Kong may not be a worthwhile investment after all.
After a strong showing in the first quarter of 2017, Chinese cities have dropped from the leaderboard of top performing real estate markets around the world.
With so many luxury apartments sitting vacant, a new report from Knight Frank shows that there is a continual increase in the supply of housing in England.
Switzerland is becoming an asylum for wealthy consumers looking for not just financial security, but personal safety as well.
While China’s major cities are continuing to grow in terms of price rate, Knight Frank’s Global Cities Index predicts this will slow due to restrictions on loan-to-value ratios and tighter lending on an individual’s second or third properties.
Lake Como saw the greatest real estate price increases of Italy’s property markets, according to a new report.
Canada’s Vancouver tops Knight Frank’s rankings of the prime global cities with the greatest increase in real estate prices.
Classic cars are being dethroned as the number one avenue for luxury investments, as high-quality wine makes its comeback, according to Knight Frank’s Luxury Investment Index.
The opulence of ski resorts does not protect the sector from customers’ hunting for a deal, with buyers appreciating a good value, according to a new report by Knight Frank.
After a period of strong growth, development land prices in London have returned to 2014 levels, according to a report by Knight Frank.