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

Despite a contraction in ultra-high-net-worth-individual wealth in 2022, we expect an increase this year as real estate continues to play its role in investment portfolios.

Our expert research teams deliver their verdict on how markets could perform under the new leader.

How has lender appetite been impacted since the pandemic? Are there specific property types that lenders are more willing to lend against? And as debt funds raise more capital, will the environment become more competitive?

Rory Penn, joint Head of Knight Frank's Private Office team, discusses wealth creation, its influence on global real estate and London’s resilience as a key investment hub with Flora Harley, Deputy Editor of Knight Frank's flagship The Wealth Report.

The disruption brought by the Covid-19 pandemic had a significant impact on the London development market in 2020, and the tall buildings pipeline was no exception.

Our real estate data dashboard reveals the latest private capital investment flow trends and highlights which sectors are in demand

COVID-19 Market Update – 18/12/2020

Undeniably, the Birmingham of today is unrecognisable from the city of 30 years ago. This transformation, however, is work in progress. Large scale regeneration and new development continues at pace, opening up new areas and changing the very fabric of the city.

After years of minimal development activity, the Addis Ababa skyline is rapidly transforming, unveiling a bustling metropolis. Despite a temporary slowdown in development activity due to the recent conflict in Tigray, significant advances in developing infrastructure have taken place, the latest is the Addis Ababa Urban Corridors Development Plan (AAUCDP) that stretches 10.4km and impacts a total land area of 460ha. The AAUCDP was launched on 27 March 2024 by the Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and is causing some controversy particularly due to the lack of consultation with existing businesses and occupiers.