Knight Frank

Founded in 1896 and headquartered in London, UK, Knight Frank is one of the world's leading independent real estate consultancies.

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Luxury property demand up amidst HK super-wealthy population growth

Increased transactions and family offices drive Hong Kong's high-end residential market.

Hybrid work fuels shift to premium offices in Asia

The demand for high-quality and flexible office spaces rises.

APAC office demand rises with offshoring growth

Expansion driven by skilled labour and cost efficiencies.

Regional political tensions drive Marina Bay office rent surge

Increased prime-grade office rents in Marina Bay precinct reflect regional political tensions.

APAC rental rates continue decreasing in Q4 2023

The Asia-Pacific office market will continue to favour tenants in 2024.

Private home market to achieve price-supply ‘balance’ in 2024: analyst

But the pricing gap between the primary and secondary market may widen, Knight Frank's Leonard Tay warned.

Singapore's investment landscape may stay subdued for the rest of the year

Knight Frank advised that freehold properties are a popular investment.

Worst might not be over for Singapore’s investment activity: report

This followed the SVB collapse and Credit Suisse Group takeover which make it more challenging to get financing.

Singapore property auction success rate hits record highs since 2011

The success rate was at 9.5%, equivalent to a total gross sales value of S$90.3m in 2022. 

Singapore mortgagee sale listings plummet 61.5% to 10 in Q4

Residential properties accounted for over half of the listings in 2022.

This city was the only one in APAC to decline in prime logistics rents in H2 2022

Rents in this city dipped by 0.1%, its first decline since the pandemic began.

Singapore industrial rental index rose by 6.9% in 2022

Meanwhile, the price index grew 7.5% during the year.

These were the top 5 shophouse deals in Singapore in H2 2022

The total shophouse transaction value declined 35.6% to S$625.2m in the same period.