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The strong growth in the £500,000 plus mortgage market is beginning to slow, according to a property consultancy.
Nearly a third of non-doms and a quarter of high net worth individuals (HNWIs) are planning to pack their bags and leave the UK following tax changes, according to new research.
Knight Frank has consolidated its investment management and private equity divisions under the Rutley Capital Partners (RCP) brand.
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Research figures published by Knight Frank suggest prime office yields in the South East will drop to a rate of 4.5% by the last quarter of this year because of a sharp rise in the amount of additional investor money going into the sector.
Property services group Knight Frank is set to announce further collective investment scheme fund-raising through the rest of 2006, which is likely to involve talking to IFAs, says Robert Hannington, chairman of Knight Frank (KF) Corporate Finance Limited.
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