Market Reports
The Wealth Report 2010
Prime, prestige, luxury - all labels applied to the top end of the residential property market in different parts of the world.
While the names may differ, the desire of High-Net-Worth Individuals to own and invest in the best property is ubiquitous around the globe. As we discover in our focus on prime property in Asia Pacific (page 18), even the world’s smallest emerging economies, such as Cambodia, are promoting themselves as development hotspots and attracting growing amounts of internal and external investment.
The tangible and straightforward nature of residential property, especially when the outlook for other asset classes is uncertain, explains this attraction. The results of The Wealth Report’s 2010 Attitudes Survey (page 40) clearly indicate that HNWIs, wherever they are around the world, still see property as one of the best assets to own, with most predicting values to grow in 2010.
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Global Real Estate Markets
An annual report, produced in conjunction with Newmark, the Global Real Estate Forecast provides an overview of the world's major property markets. Also assessing the future prospects of the world's office, industrial and retail markets the report features regional tables ranking the strength of local markets, taking into account a balanced mix of economic, demographic and property information.
Click here to view the report for 2010
International Project Marketing 2010
The recovery of global investment demand for UK new-build property has been one of the most remarkable features of the residential market over the past 18 months. Liam Bailey, head of Knight Frank residential research, investigates the dramatic international response to the weak pound, record low interest rates and the UK’s dramatic undersupply of housing.
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Global Residential Market Forecast 2011
In this first edition of our global residential market forecast, Liam Bailey, Knight Frank’s Head of Residential Research, considers why house prices are now rising in the majority of countries across the world.
It has been a remarkable period for global housing markets. Prices have boomed, crashed and, in some markets, boomed again – all in the space of five years. To understand the reasons for the latest upturn in this rollercoaster ride we need to step back and briefly examine the reaction to the recent crash.
Click here to view the full report.
Prime, prestige, luxury - all labels applied to the top end of the residential property market in different parts of the world.
While the names may differ, the desire of High-Net-Worth Individuals to own and invest in the best property is ubiquitous around the globe. As we discover in our focus on prime property in Asia Pacific (page 18), even the world’s smallest emerging economies, such as Cambodia, are promoting themselves as development hotspots and attracting growing amounts of internal and external investment.
The tangible and straightforward nature of residential property, especially when the outlook for other asset classes is uncertain, explains this attraction. The results of The Wealth Report’s 2010 Attitudes Survey (page 40) clearly indicate that HNWIs, wherever they are around the world, still see property as one of the best assets to own, with most predicting values to grow in 2010.
Click here to view the report for 2010
Global Real Estate Markets
An annual report, produced in conjunction with Newmark, the Global Real Estate Forecast provides an overview of the world's major property markets. Also assessing the future prospects of the world's office, industrial and retail markets the report features regional tables ranking the strength of local markets, taking into account a balanced mix of economic, demographic and property information.
Click here to view the report for 2010
International Project Marketing 2010
The recovery of global investment demand for UK new-build property has been one of the most remarkable features of the residential market over the past 18 months. Liam Bailey, head of Knight Frank residential research, investigates the dramatic international response to the weak pound, record low interest rates and the UK’s dramatic undersupply of housing.
Click here to view the full report.
Global Residential Market Forecast 2011
In this first edition of our global residential market forecast, Liam Bailey, Knight Frank’s Head of Residential Research, considers why house prices are now rising in the majority of countries across the world.
It has been a remarkable period for global housing markets. Prices have boomed, crashed and, in some markets, boomed again – all in the space of five years. To understand the reasons for the latest upturn in this rollercoaster ride we need to step back and briefly examine the reaction to the recent crash.
Click here to view the full report.
