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The innate human desire to be close to nature is being woven into the fabric of the new workplace. Eamon Fox, Partner in Knight Frank's Leeds office, explains.  

Asset resilience, geographic resilience and market resilience are inextricably linked and will help support commercial real estate investment decision making and performance in the next stage of the cycle.

One legacy from the pandemic has been confirmation that the best places are not separate commercial or residential districts. The best places are those that provide a dynamic mix of living, working and leisure activities.

Against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic, private wealth continues to grow and so too investor interest in both residential and commercial property, with “safe haven” locations, such as London, exerting a strong pull in these uncertain times.

An expose by French newspaper Le Monde revealing the 64,458 beneficiaries of 124,000 commercial companies registered in Luxembourg is a significant moment in the long-running battle between tax authorities and privacy advocates.

Knight Frank's Wealth Report is the ultimate guide to prime property markets, global wealth distribution, the threats and opportunities for wealth, commercial property investment opportunities, philanthropy and luxury spending trends. Christine Li is head of research, Asia Pacific at Knight Frank is discussing some of the report's key findings and how these impact the Asia Pacific market.

The HM Revenue & Customs and HM Treasury consultation reveals a sting in the tail of the new Structures & Building Allowance (SBA).

Knight Frank is proud to support the Heritage of London Trust, a charity committed to preserving Greater London’s historic sites and buildings and to bringing positive change to young people’s lives. Here, Stephen Clifton, Head of Commercial at Knight Frank, sits down with HOLT’s Nicola Stacey to discuss how the charity and our firm are making a difference.

As the name implies, NoMad – or North of Madison Square Park – is anchored by some 6.2 acres of beautifully landscaped green space. Spanning several blocks in the mid to upper 20s, the area is a mix of pre-war and modern commercial and residential buildings, including the Empire State Building, as well as some of the top-rated restaurants in the city.

The Government have now passed the necessary Statutory Instrument (1) required to implement the reversal of the staircase tax.