The Latest Breaking News from Knight Frank

This 1950s townhouse recently had £250,000 knocked off the asking price – and there's permitted development to install a lift

Cheaper mortgages and anticipation of interest rate cuts are predicted to lead to jump in transactions

The estate agent's previous forecast was for four per cent price falls this year but analysts now forsee a small rise

Second year of falling prices expected though recovery is likely in the second half as interest rates come down

Long known as one of Europe's busiest retail destinations, Oxford Street has traditionally been a magnet for fashion fans, tourists and office workers. But in recent years, the street that stretches for more than a mile in length has faced a wave of challenges, from the pandemic seriously denting footfall,…

It's a masterclass in utilising genius tricks to make a home feel bigger

Figure is highest since 2014, when stamp duty changes came in, and one property sold for £42.9m

Interest rates and energy bills weren’t a worry for the ultra-wealthy buyers who snapped up some of London’s most lavish homes this year

Ultra-high-net-worth individuals are now more likely to rent than buy in the capital. These top-of-the-market lets might tempt them to move in

A host of property companies are exploring expanding their London flexible office footprints in 2024 as demand for space climbs, a Knight Frank survey has found.

Property has a spa with 12 metre pool and steam room