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The rise of the 15-minute city

The 15-minute city is a concept currently captivating metropolitan authorities and urban planners alike, as they seek to revive urban life safely and sustainably in the wake of Covid-19. 
4 years ago

E-mobility is the future. But what does that mean for real estate?

In our latest publication, ‘E-mobility in the fast lane’, our award-winning Energy & Sustainability team explores how the growth of electric vehicles will impact real estate and what opportunities exist for landlords, developers and occupiers. 
4 years ago

Spotlight on Bulgaria: 11 drivers of investment

As the oldest country in Europe, rich in culture and awe-inspiring landscapes, Bulgaria has long retained its heritage appeal to tourists and residents. But its growing economy could bolster its appeal to investors, too.
4 years ago

A sluggish but benign outlook

Making sense of the latest trends in property and economics from around the globe
One year ago

Real Estate Investment: A data revolution?

This article originally featured in Active Capital 2019.Data capture and use is rapidly on the rise, increasing transparency and creating both challenges and opportunities. Here, we explore some of the implications for investors.
6 years ago

An occupier’s introduction to green building certifications: three key takeaways

Matt Hayes, research analyst at Knight Frank, summarises what an occupier should consider when analysing green building accreditations.
3 years ago

PIRI 100: The five residential markets to monitor in 2020

The PIRI 100 mapped: annual price change in rank order
5 years ago

Knight Frank Daily Update Monday 22nd June

Tree planting, the return of gazumping and retail sales
5 years ago

CRE investment, the allure of specialist sectors, and dollar dominance

Discover key economic and financial metrics, and what to look out for in the week ahead.
3 years ago

Monday property news update - 7 June

Office bears, supply chains under pressure and the impending taper of the stamp duty holiday
4 years ago