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Mapping Out the Repurposing Journey in the UK
The concept of repurposing is one of the most talked-about solutions in today’s commercial real estate landscape
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Refurbishment vs Retrofit: Key Operational Considerations
Two of our experts explore the complexities of refurbishment versus retrofit decisions in commercial properties
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Putting UPRN at the Heart of the UK Property Market
At Knight Frank we are delighted to support the open letter that went to the Housing Minister on 16 October 2024 regarding the use of the Unique Property Reference Number (UPRN).
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ESG in Asset Repositioning: Enhancing Sustainability and Profitability in a Changing Market
Jonathan Hale, Head of ESG Consulting, explores how ESG principles can drive successful asset repositioning and highlights key strategies, challenges, and examples that demonstrate the value of these efforts.
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Redefining Legal Office Spaces: Creating Work Environments That Attract Top Talent
Law firms keen on attracting and retaining top talent are increasingly prioritising "best-in-class" office spaces.
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Measuring Social Value in Commercial Real Estate
The importance of social value in the built environment
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Knight Frank wins Large Property Agency of the Year at the Property Awards 2024
We’re pleased to announce that Knight Frank has won Large Property Agency of the Year (+100 Employees) at the Property Awards 2024
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Navigating Commercial Tenant Insolvency Risks: Top Tips for Rural Landlords
Company insolvency numbers have been rising since the end of 2020, but what can rural estates do to mitigate against their commercial tenants going bust?
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UK Shopping Centres: Where Did It All Go Wrong?
Knight Frank Picking apart the good, the bad and the ugly of shopping centre trades
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Knight Frank Accelerates Rural Expansion Drive With New Offices and Key Hires
We're pleased to announce a number of new hires across the Rural team, including an additional new office opening in Cheshire later this year.
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COP28 – What progress has real estate really made?
The COP28 climate summit held in Dubai in 2023 demonstrated the huge challenge of finding a meeting ground between western nations and the rest of the world,
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The PDR Window Has Been Flung Open, How Long Will It Last?
Developers and investors should act now to take advantage of these new permitted development rights before the window of opportunity closes.
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Knight Frank Sells Third and Final Henge of ‘Stonehenge of the North’ to English Heritage
Knight Frank's Rural team sells the northern henge of The Thornborough Henges to English Heritage on behalf of local landowner, Richard Bourne-Arton.
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What Impact does ESG Regulation Have on Business Rates?
We examine how ESG policies can interact with both a landlord’s and occupier’s exposure to business rates.
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Commercial Real Estate in 2023 and The Outlook for 2024
We take a look at commercial real estate in 2023 and explore the outlook for 2024.
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How ESG Flows Through a Commercial Building or Fit Out Project
ESG impacts every part of a real estate project. We understand that organisational ESG goals must be integrated into building projects, no matter the size. From prioritising local sourcing to considering social and health impacts and carbon reporting, green building practices need to ensure ongoing sustainability.
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Challenges Faced in Implementing and Maintaining ESG Standards
While adopting ESG practices is necessary and becoming increasingly important, it is a complex area that is challenging to navigate
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The Significance of Social Value in Commercial Real Estate
Traditionally, commercial real estate investments have been evaluated primarily based on their financial returns and market performance. However, the landscape of commercial real estate is evolving rapidly, driven by a growing emphasis on sustainability and responsible business practices
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The Pros and Cons of Solar Farms in Agricultural Land
In an era marked by surging energy costs and a global push towards sustainability, rural landowners are increasingly considering renewable energy solutions to enhance their properties and finances.
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Stubborn Inflation Means Subdued Autumn for UK Housing Market
Next spring may produce a seasonal bounce in activity if inflation appears tamed
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UK Farmland Values Hit Record High
The price of bare agricultural land in England and Wales rose by 1% to hit another record high in the third quarter of 2023, according to the latest instalment of the Knight Frank Farmland Index.
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Key Findings from ESG Property Investor Survey
Investors are increasingly looking to improve quality of their existing portfolio as ESG regulations continue to influence real estate decisions.
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ULEZ Expansion: Disruption and Displacement of Industrial?
A temporary headache or a catalyst for change in the industrial landscape in Greater London?
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Wealthy Investors Spend £1.3 Billion on London Offices
Subdued capital values, the weak pound and reduced competition from debt-reliant purchasers paved the way for private investors to spend £1.3 billion on the capital's offices in the past twelve months
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Strong Growth in Hotel Revenues as Seasonal Demand and High Inflation Keep Profit Margins in Check
Full recovery in profits with London and Regional UK recording GOPPAR ahead of H1-2019 performance (London +2%, Regional UK +3%)
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Retirement Housing Development Marches On
The number of Seniors Housing units and schemes increased last year as the market continued to evolve.
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Does Hybrid Work Lower Carbon Emissions?
With the world of work having been upended and hybrid working approaches increasingly becoming the norm, we consider what this means for emissions, more importantly, does hybrid work really lower carbon emissions?
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Energy Efficiency of New Builds Accelerates
The number of A-rated new homes jumped 36% in Q2 this year vs Q2 2022.
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Farmland Price Rise Slows
Price growth is slowing, but farmland is still outperforming other asset classes
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Another Bout of Mortgage Volatility Tees up a Big Week for the Bank of England
The post-pandemic recovery in city economies that began in late-2021 triggered an unprecedented period of rental growth for prime homes.
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1.4 Million Homes Need Upgrading Yearly to Reach EPC C Target
Domestic target required for 2033 will need to grow 20 times the current rate in order to be successful.    
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UK Property Market Finally Shakes Off the Mini-Budget
Decline in transactions bottoms out and mortgage approvals climb
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Will UK Development Land Values Stabilise in Q2?
Values fell under pressure again in the first quarter of 2023, but a lack of supply could mitigate further falls in the months ahead.
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Green Shoots in the UK Housing Market
UK house prices rose 0.5% in April following seven consecutive monthly declines,
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Five Themes That Will Shape the Future of Student Property Markets
With over 20,000 completed responses from both current students and new applicants, this year’s Knight Frank/UCAS Student Accommodation Survey offers a rich insight into the role accommodation plays in the overall student experience.
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Digital Real Estate and its Impact on Performance
Knight Frank and REvolve explore the effectiveness and challenges of high-performing buildings.
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Residential Landlord’s Face Sizeable Energy Efficiency Upgrade Cost
Proposed minimum energy efficiency standards regulation in England could leave residential landlords facing a £17.9 billion bill.
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Top Three Tips for Reducing Water Costs
Water bills will rise by the highest in 20 years as water companies announce increases in charges. 
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UK Housing Market Stirs from its Slumber
The data is turning more positive as buyers and sellers prepare for the spring market.
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ELMS – More Options, Improved Payments and Speed-up of Roll Out
Defra has announced more clarity and a rapid expansion of the English environmental schemes.
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Caution Matches Optimism in Froth-Free UK Housing Market
There are preliminary signs that the turmoil created by the mini-Budget is relenting as a new normal emerges in the mortgage market.
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Buyers Look to ‘Greener Homes’ to Help Cut Energy Bills
Demand for electric vehicle charging points continues
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Signs that Imbalance in Rental Market is Reducing as Prices Come under Pressure
The supply of lettings properties is picking up though there are differences across regions and price bands
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Are Occupiers’ ESG Targets Ambitious Enough?
A recap of the big ideas from our webinar, Why ESG Matters for Occupiers
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Pent-up Covid Demand Boosts Super-Prime Activity in London
Sales volumes above £10 million remain high as international travel resumes, while cash buyers and a weak pound support activity.
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What is the Outlook for UK BTR Rents?
Investment into UK Build to Rent has been strong so far in 2022
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How are Offices a Crucial Theatre in Promoting Employee Mental Well-being?
Although the office remains a core feature in our working lives, we are starting to see a greater emphasis on experience and not just the environment
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UK Student Accommodation: A Q&A with our Knight Frank Expert
We sat down with Merelina Sykes, Knight Frank's Joint Head of Student Property, to discuss the latest trends in the market,
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A Policy Agenda in Pieces
Making sense of the latest trends in property and economics from around the globe
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4 Hybrid Workplace Challenges — and How to Overcome Them
From Microsoft to Ford, companies across the globe have made the switch to hybrid models over the last two years. 
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Rising Interest Rates and Debt Costs Drive Repricing in Prime Logistics Markets
All-in cost of debt rises but asset quality will prove important for investors.
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A Difficult Moment to Tackle UK Housing Policy
Boris Johnson made a string of housing policy announcements yesterday and I think it's fair to say the response has been muted.
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Knight Frank's Residential Land Team Announces Record Year for Deals
The Residential Development Land team's 2021-22 financial year saw a significant increase in land sales compared to the previous year.
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Green Building Ratings – An Occupier’s Guide
Many prime office buildings are adorned with badges, recognising sustainability throughout their lifecycle
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Tim Hyatt Reflects on Today’s Post-Covid Market Norms
Knight Frank’s Head of Residential, Tim Hyatt, reflects on today’s post-Covid market norms. 
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Knight Frank working with LightFi
Since 2020, Knight Frank has been trialling LightFi’s innovative climate technology that helps give buildings what they need, when they need it, for half the energy.
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UK Industrial & Logistics Take Up and Investment Hits Record High in 2021
A record 66 million sq ft of space taken in 2021, 27% higher than 2020
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GBP2M Investment Turns Iconic Newcastle Building Into a First for the North East
Following its recent acquisition of the former Café Royal building in Newcastle, MCM Group has unveiled plans for a further investment
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State of the North East Logistics and Industrial Property Market
The high level of demand for space that started during the early days of the Covid crisis is showing little sign of slowing
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Does the Traditional 9 to 5 Day in the Office Have a Future?
As we emerge, tentatively, from the most significant global health pandemic of the past 100 years, one of the most crucial questions being asked within the real estate sector is: Does the traditional 9-5 day in the office have a future?
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Four Ways to Build a Sustainable, Net Zero City
What action is needed now to deliver on our long term, net zero targets
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What’s the Cost of Ignoring the ESG Agenda?
Despite ESG beginning to trend, there’s still a tendency to think about it as a ‘big London office thing’, rather than believing it's applicable to a local shop in St Ives
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Why the Office is at the Heart of a Hybrid Working Model
The pandemic has challenged and changed many assumptions about how and where we can work.
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Investment in Scottish Commercial Property Drops in 2020, but Overseas Interest Remains Strong
Investment in Scottish commercial property dropped to £1.2 billion in 2020 as lockdown measures and economic uncertainty curbed deal-making, but Scotland proved its resilience as the most popular UK destination for overseas investment outside London and the South East.
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Is America’s Multi-Family-Assisted-Living Concept Set to Take Off in the North East of England?
With an ageing population and the increasingly busy lives of professionals and families - could multi-generational & assisted living villages be the answer? Jamie Wilson shared his thoughts on this with React News
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Beat the Stamp Duty Holiday Deadline - How To Speed UP the Sale of Your Property
For those hoping to capitalise on the current stamp duty holiday, the timing of exchange is an important consideration with less than six months until the tax break ends on 31 March, 2021.
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Rise of Online Retail Sales Will Drive Demand for 92M sq ft UK Warehouse Space
Analysis from Knight Frank shows every billion pounds of online spend requires 1.36 million sq ft of space
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Newcastle Office Market Holds Strong in Q2, Bucking UK Trend
Research by Knight Frank reveals Newcastle is the only UK regional city centre it operates in*, not to have suffered a quarter-on-quarter drop in office take-up through lockdown.
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Identifying Period Homes: How To Tell if Your Property is Georgian, Victorian or Edwardian
Knowing your architectural styles is handy when you’re house-hunting, particularly if you’re after a home with distinctive characteristics, so we’ve put together a simple guide to help you identify some of the most popular periods
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Survey Indicates Next Three Months is ‘Right Time to Buy Commercial Property’
A poll of nearly 300 investors, lenders and investment managers has shown that almost half are planning to invest in UK commercial property during the next three months.
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The Future of Property Management in the Post-COVID Era
How would the future of real estate management look in the new post-COVID reality? What will be the key challenges?  Experts from Knight Frank present their predictions on the future of the property management market and talk about the expected changes.
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How Recent History has Shaped Commercial Property in Edinburgh and Glasgow
Over the years, there have been a lot of comparisons made between Scotland’s two largest cities. From a business perspective, Edinburgh has traditionally been considered the heart of Scotland’s financial and professional services industries, while Glasgow’s industrial heritage is world-renowned. 
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Leasehold Reform & Litigation: Protect your nest egg
While Easter may feel like a distant memory, this period of lockdown could be a good opportunity for you to focus on your 'nest egg'. Francesca Burchill from our Leasehold & Litigation Team explains why now is a good time, financially, to look at your lease.
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VE Day 75: How to Have a Stay At Home Street Party
We may not be able to hold the street parties that were planned to celebrate 75 years since Victory in Europe Day, but you can celebrate this historic occasion from your own home
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How to make the most of outdoor space
As many of us are working from home, it’s essential to grab those precious few moments in the garden, terrace or balcony to recharge and unwind. We’ve gathered some tips on how to make the best of your outdoor space.
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Good news for home buyers!
Good news for home buyers: mortgage lenders ease rules on valuations.
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Virtual viewings - property viewing from the comfort of your home
With social distancing measures in place, it’s time to utilise the full potential of technology to find or sell your home. Find out more about virtual viewings
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How businesses can adapt to remote working
The following advice from Knight Frank's strategic consultancy team may be useful to individuals and companies going through these difficult times and asking staff to work from home.
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The future of office workspaces
Eamon Fox, Partner in the Knight Frank Leeds office, discusses emerging workplace trends and how office space is fast becoming a strategic device. 
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Build to last: why we need to build better homes, not just more homes
This month, Knight Frank has published the full versions of two research reports, which was set up to advise the Government on improving the delivery of new homes and neighbourhoods across the UK.
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One Colmore Place refurbishment completed
Traditionallly Birminghams most prestigious address One Colmore Place has undergone a multi million pound refurbishment. 
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Plans for third Icon building in Newcastle
Plans for a third iconic office development building could potentially create 1,000 jobs in Newcastle. 
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Scottish commercial property investment exceeds £2 billion
Is now the perfect time to invest? The year ahead is looking postive according to new analysis from experts Knight Frank
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South-East Offices - What's in store for 2020
Could we see a 2020 bounce? Here we take a look at the trends driving the South East office market. 
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A round up of 2020 regional property predictions
Wondering what we can expect accross the UK property regions this year? 
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The year ahead: seven predictions for commercial property in 2020
Knight Frank's Commercial Research team give their insight into market trends for the year ahead.
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The changing landscape of the retail warehouse market
Retail warehousing is arguably the most defensive sub sector of retail against the rise of online. Additionally the space offers flexibility and is often underpinned by alternative uses. We analyse the strength, weaknesses and opportunities which we are currently exploring for our clients.
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The future for ground rents is positive
Huw Holman, Specialist Property Investment at Knight Frank, discusses investment and increasing demand for commercial ground rents. 
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High demand for office space as tech drives employment growth in the UK’s cities
Employment in the technology sector is set to rise across the UK regional cities by 16% over the next ten years, says leading real estate adviser, Knight Frank.
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Knight Frank and Work.Life launch managed flexible workspace platform Yours
Global property adviser Knight Frank and flexible office provider Work.Life announce the launch of new flexible managed workspace solution, Yours.
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Lifetime Mortgage vs Retirement Interest Only Mortgage - what's the difference?
Our Later Life Finance expert David Forsdyke explains some of the key differences between two mortgage products used by older home owners; Lifetime Mortgages and the Retirement Interest-Only (RIO) Mortgage, which on the surface can appear similar.
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Is self-managing a multi-let property a good idea?
It’s not uncommon for property owners to want to self-manage their own multi-let commercial or residential buildings. Usually it’s because they think it will save them money or that they can do it better themselves. 
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Approved Inspectors: a conundrum facing the construction industry
It’s no secret that the construction industry has been facing an issue with a proportion of Approved Inspectors (AI’s) who have had difficulties in, or have been unable to, renew their insurance policies. 
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Knight Frank Clocks-up 25 years in Newcastle
Knight Frank Newcastle is celebrating 25 years in business - having grown from three to 76 employees to become the North East’s largest commercial property agency.
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Six-figure investment brings two new tenants to No. 2 Collingwood Street
A six-figure refurbishment has attracted two new office tenants to a Grade II-listed building on Newcastle's Collingwood Street – meaning the property is now almost full, with just one suite available to let.
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Voltage Power Optimisation: A simple way to cut energy costs
Sustainability is high on the agenda for landlords and occupiers alike. But for landlords and asset managers, new technology also offers the potential to significantly reduce running costs and improve the reliability of a building’s energy supply. 
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South East Land Track Record
Knight Frank has completed 21 deals within the South East (excluding London) during the 2018/2019 financial year, with total land transacted in the last three years of in excess of £400 million.
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Greenhouse or green wash: can construction really establish its green credentials?
As pressure mounts to deal with the climate crisis, the construction industry is faced with the challenge of making buildings more environmentally-friendly.
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How can my property top up my income in retirement?
David Forsdyke, Later Life Finance expert, explains why Equity Release is increasingly becoming part of retirement planningIn 2017 Opinium reported the average size of pension savings was just £28,000. I doubt it has improved much since then, and it doesn’t take a genius to work out that isn’t going to last long for the average person. So where is the rest of this ‘average’ person’s retirement income going to come from?
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Knight Frank Debt Advisory arranges three-year debt facility for Korean investor
Knight Frank Debt Advisory has arranged a three-year debt facility at 65% loan-to-value or Hyundai Asset Management’s purchase of Gyle Square.
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The myths and misunderstandings about Equity Release
Equity Release is becoming an important part of financial planning for older homeowners. Home improvements, repaying debts, helping younger family members, and reducing Inheritance Tax are just a few of the reasons why older clients are releasing the wealth built up in their homes.
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Investment at Darlington business park set to create 300 jobs
London-based real estate funds manager, Frogmore, is now on site speculatively developing 25,795 sq. ft. of office space. 
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Knight Frank launches London-based planning offering
Knight Frank’s move to significantly bolster its existing team, which up until recently operated out of the firm’s Bristol office, will see 14 planners join the business to focus on London development opportunities. This brings the total team of planners at Knight Frank to 20.  
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Occupiers adapting to modern industrial life
Industrial and distribution units are often developed in out of town locations along the motorway corridors, separated from general amenities. However occupiers have started to respond to this as warehousing facilities can now be called on to cater for a much broader make up of staff.
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Knight Frank reports strong performance in uncertain markets
We now have more than 19,000 people (up 5%) across over 500 owned and associated offices in 60 territories.
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Private pension fund invests in future of Parc Busnes Treorci at Treorchy
The business park was formerly the Burberry Clothing factory and has undergone an extensive multi-million pound refurbishment programme to sub-divide and reconfigure its buildings to provide 105,080 sq ft of high-quality industrial and office accommodation. The Capital Markets team of property consultants Knight Frank in Cardiff advised Parc Busnes Treorci on the freehold sale of the of 6.16 acre (2.45 hectare) site.
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Top five transformative developments in London
With a rising urban population and demands for natural resources and space increasing, cities need to adapt the way they approach residential developments. Urban transformations have become a key trend for cities, with many towns and boroughs being regenerated thanks to investment. 
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Private View 2019 property of the week: Dewlish House, Dorset, UK
It’s been called one of Dorset’s most beautiful houses, and when you step inside this extraordinary property, it’s easy to see why.
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Why 2019 is a great year to buy in London
As the 31st of October draws nearer and there is seemingly still no end in sight for the UK’s exit from the EU, it appears we’re stranded in a ‘market no man’s land’. In the days that followed the European Referendum in 2016, there was an immediate panic about the impact that leaving the EU would have on prime central London property prices, then and in the future.
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Private View 2019: An interview with GP Hinduja
The Hinduja family have become world leaders in business over the past century. Knight Frank’s Global Head of Residential Lord Andrew Hay sits down with Co-Chair of the Hinduja Group, Gopichand Hinduja, to talk about how the family is building a legacy in the UK, one rooted in a blend of principle and property
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Private View 2019: Lord Andrew Hay on land and legacy
In an extended excerpt from Private View, Lord Andrew Hay lifts the lid on a lifetime in real estate and talks about his experiences and learnings about the state of the industry – and what the future holds
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Prime development site on Haverstock Hill bought for £17m
London, UK – Marcol, represented by Knight Frank’s Central London Land team, has sold a prime residential development opportunity between Primrose Hill and Belsize Park to Ocean Drive Group and Best Star Real Estate for £17,000,000
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Investors snap-up North East industrial units in £5m deal
Knight Frank Newcastle has sold 99,310 sq. ft. of industrial property on Foxcover Distribution Park in Seaham, on behalf of Metnor Property Group - in a deal worth £5m.
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Knight Frank establishes Building Services team
Joining from Cushman and Wakefield, where he was Head of Technical Services, Andy will advise clients on technical due diligence, dilapidations and exit strategy advice, refurbishment, repair and maintenance projects, development monitoring, and approval and monitoring of tenant alterations. 
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Why would the wealthy use Equity Release?
Equity Release is often seen as a last resort; a way for those short of money to solve their problems after all other options have been eliminated. But in reality, Equity Release can be a shrewd financial decision. David Forsdyke at Knight Frank Finance looks at how homeowners can benefit from Equity Release.
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Knight Frank nets England Men’s Lacrosse team coach as it expands Flexible Office Solutions business
The new hires bring the FOS team’s total to seven, an increase of five in twelve months.The international real estate advisor has appointed Steven Lydon as a Surveyor and Eleanor Littley as a team secretary.
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Senior Living team completes £1bn of transactions in 2019
The Knight Frank senior living team has advised on four landmark transactions in 2019, totalling in excess of £1bn gross development value (GDV)
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Protection plan needed for Edinburgh offices, says Knight Frank
Edinburgh’s growing population and popularity with tourists could prove a threat to its status as a top location for businesses, according to a new report by Knight Frank.
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Knight Frank to market historic Leeds building
Contractors have been appointed to comprehensively refurbish an iconic central Leeds building, originally the home of Hepworth Tailors.Wellington Park House, now renamed Tailors Corner, was bought for an undisclosed sum by award-winning property developers Boultbee Brooks last year.
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Space as a Service: Should offices operate like hotels?
Michael Lewis, Head of Property Asset Management at Knight Frank, discusses evolving work spaces and how businesses are taking office services to the next level.Landlords and corporate occupiers are increasingly aware of the changing needs of modern workers, and in turn of the growing expectations of office buildings.
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Knight Frank boosts Private Office Commercial team
Knight Frank, the global real estate adviser, has expanded the Private Office Commercial team with the appointment of Chris JamesBased at the firm’s global headquarters in London, Chris will be working with UHNW and Family Offices seeking commercial real estate investment in the UK and Europe across all sectors.
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Newcastle's redeveloped Racquets Court serves up UK's best-connected office space
Is London's slow internet speed slowing your business down? A new state-of-the-art office space in Newcastle provides a faster connection.When choosing a new office space, the idea of having a games room, on-site showers and meditation areas may sound hip and cool, but in fact, companies are looking for the basic amenities such as faster connectivity.
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Knight Frank- acts on largest flexible workspace deal in the UK to date
Knight Frank client Worthington Properties agreed the largest flexible workspace deal in the UK to date in Manchester city centre.Spaces is to take the entire 120,000sq ft of accommodation at 125 Deansgate a new landmark building due to complete in 2020.
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Why property investors should look to Bromley-by-Bow - a fast-developing area of East London
The Lower Lea Valley area of East London has so much to offer new residents and investors; ripe with development, it boasts amazing value for money with significant cash injections, boosting the area's profile across transport, education, culture, leisure and the environment.
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Growing old in style: How technology will transform senior living for future generations
Senior living design has significantly transformed in recent years through a better understanding of the changing needs in later living and rapidly evolving technologies. What type of spaces should we build for longer and more active later lives?Thomas Hardin, director at PLP Architecture, with collaborator Anne Feikje Weidema, analyse four key topics influencing the design of modern senior living property.
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£1m investment brings four new tenants and record rent to Enterprise House on Team Valley
Knight Frank has secured four new office tenants within three months for a newly-refurbished office and retail complex on Team Valley in Gateshead - smashing the expectations of the landlord, UK Land Estates.
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Reasons to move to Tottenham: Tottenham area guide and spotlight on 1 Ashley Road
10,000 new homes, a revamped football stadium and new schools are in the pipeline as the area braces itself for an influx of new residents wanting to be part of this rebooted, multicultural conurbation of North London. 
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Knight Frank - At the heart of Cardiff’s growing waterfront
Knight Frank is the discretionary asset manager for the Cardiff Bay Partnership (Aviva Investors) who is the sole owner of Cardiff Waterside. The role includes coordinating the master planning, working on the brand image and promoting a tenant focused environment.
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Knight Frank - Providing a wide range of property management services to high-class office accommodation in Victoria.
To provide a wide range of property management services to multi-tenanted high-class office accommodation in Victoria.
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Almost 20m sq. ft. of North East commercial property to be powered by 100% renewable energy
Knight Frank has entered into a contract with Total Gas and Power to purchase only 100% renewable power for its properties under management through until 2021.
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So, you want to be a commercial property valuer? Find out what the job is really like
You might think valuating property is a formulaic process, defining the cost of four walls, but sometimes the job can throw a curve ball. From valuing the historic, to the kebab factory, to a cannabis farm – commercial property valuer Kevin Scully in Kn
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Overseas investor snaps up £6.23m prime North East manufacturing HQ
Knight Frank’s Capital Markets team is celebrating the successful disposal of a prime North East industrial property for in excess of the asking price - at £6.23m - on behalf of property investors, Hansteen.
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Search underway for developer to deliver final phases of prime £200m Newcastle site
Newcastle City Council has appointed property experts Knight Frank to assist them in procuring a joint venture (JV) partner to help shape and develop the final phases of, arguably, the city’s most prime development site – the Stephenson Quarter.
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