According to Knight Frank Luxury Investment Index (KFLII), which tracks the value of ten investments of passion, has increased by a healthy...

In its Wealth Report released on Tuesday, Knight Frank said 18 per cent global UHNWIs now own cryptocurrencies or tokens, and 11 per cent h...

In its Wealth Report released on Tuesday, Knight Frank said 18 per cent global UHNWIs now own cryptocurrencies or tokens, and 11 per cent h...

The company said all respondents from countries like Japan, Taiwan, Ireland, and Zambia have said they would reduce all business-related in...

According to an analysis of total 119 IT companies’ financial statements, smaller IT companies spend their 4.7% on real estate, followed by...

“Buyers expect property prices to decline over the next 12 months, although 53% of respondents say their budget has remained the same or in...

The property consultant surveyed over 230 executives who handle the corporate real estate portfolio in large companies across various secto...

In 2018, 25 per cent respondents had cited allocation in private equity.

The Attitudes Survey of UHNWI by Knight Frank found 28% of respondents in India believe economic and political factors would be favourable ...

"The demand for flexible workspace is set to accelerate as over two-thirds of global corporates plan to increase their use of flexible co-w...

Office markets in key cities have achieved a good base with leasing volumes moving from strength to strength in the past few years.

On top of the billionaire population list is New York with 114 followed by Moscow (91), Hong Kong (53), London (49) and Beijing (37).

The Union Budget 2014-15 has laid considerable emphasis on the realty sector and this has infused a positive sentiment for the future.

"Housing prices are expected to go up during second half of 2014," Knight Frank India Chief Economist & Director Research Samantak Das

The number of billionaires in India is estimated to be growing at nearly 100% by 2023, superseding China's 80%, Russia and Brazil's 40%.

Property prices increased by 12%, propelling India to third position among 53 countries where prices have appreciated in the past year.

London is the world’s most expensive place in which to buy a home, followed by Monaco and St Jean Cap Ferrat in southern France, an annual ...