Dubai, Miami lead 2022 prime real estate forecast: Knight Frank
The average value of prime residential property climbed more than 8 percent in 2021, the highest annual increase in more than a decade.
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Luxury Daily, March 3, 2022 – Wealth accumulation accelerates as UHNWI population grows: Knight Frank
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Wealth accumulation accelerates as UHNWI population grows: Knight Frank
Globally, the world’s population of ultra-high-net-worth individuals climbed by almost double-digits as pandemic-related restrictions and lifestyle changes led to an accumulation of wealth.
Affluents can remain confident with real estate investments: Knight Frank
Although there has been a shift in global economies and consumer lifestyles amid the COVID-19 pandemic, real estate remains a worthwhile investment for high-net-worth individuals.
Affluent buyers crave energy efficient homes: Knight Frank
As health, well being and sustainable efforts are top of mind for home buyers, the need for energy efficient homes is growing.
Fine art becoming more popular asset class: Knight Frank
Two or three decades ago, the idea of using fine art as a way of growing wealth was fairly unheard of, and certainly questioned.
New York leads super-prime sales: Knight Frank
Super-prime sales surged across the globe during the first half of 2021, nearly surpassing all 2020 sales of $10 million homes, according to Knight Frank.
LVMH, Kenzo, Audi and Knight Frank
Luxury Daily’s live news: LVMH debuts digital materials resale platform; Kenzo’s creative director departs after short stint; Audi, MLS debut new season of sports docu-series; Super-prime sales remain resilient in 2020: Knight Frank.
Day’s wrap: LVMH, Kenzo, Audi and Knight Frank
Luxury Daily’s live news: LVMH debuts digital materials resale platform; Kenzo’s creative director departs after short stint; Audi, MLS debut new season of sports docu-series; Super-prime sales remain resilient in 2020: Knight Frank.
Super-prime sales remain resilient in 2020: Knight Frank
Global super-prime residential sales fell only 1 percent in 2020, as wealthy international buyers sought out properties in domestic markets, according to findings from Knight Frank.