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This is a viewpoint-commentary published by Knight Frank in December 2025 examining office relocation decisions and positioning 2026 as a critical inflection point in the capital markets sector on a global basis.
This is a market report published by Knight Frank in December 2025 examining supply chain reconfiguration and the expanding role of Southeast Asia and India in global manufacturing networks. The report covers capital markets with a global geographic scope.
As domestic investors exercise caution, international capital is pushing ahead to diversify risk and find early cycle opportunities.
Active Capital Trends 2025
How the tech titans are building the planet’s AI, data & energy backbone
What if the future of work isn’t younger but older? As life expectancy rises and birth rates fall, societies across the globe are facing a profound demographic shift: th
Start of year momentum in cross-border real estate investment has met with geopolitical uncertainty and diverging regional dynamics. In this environment, understanding market, sector and asset-level nuances is more critical than ever to identify opportunities. Early indicators suggest renewing appetite for core strategies.
This is a market report published by Knight Frank in August 2025 examining how the Asia-Pacific region's prime office market is diverging from global market patterns.
Dr. Lee Elliott explores how the Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) has given way to the Fear of Becoming Obsolete (FOBO).
The Day the Office Disappeared
7 questions with Young Khean Teh, Head of Office Strategy & Solutions, Knight Frank Malaysia
This is a global market report published by Knight Frank in May 2025 examining the relationship between tariffs, trade policies, and industrial real estate dynamics.
Artificial intelligence is now a firmly established part of the corporate lexicon, but what are the trends in adoption and, more specifically, how could AI shape the CRE function?
Q2 2024 Knight Frank Global Corporate Real Estate Sentiment Index shows a continued decline in sentiment among CRE leaders
Dr. Lee Elliott recaps the highlights from a recent panel about supply chains at the CoreNet Global Summit in Singapore, chaired by Knight Frank
The Asia-Pacific region has emerged as a vibrant landscape for real estate investment, attracting local and foreign investors.
In a world where the dynamics of the real estate market are constantly shifting due to various global economic factors, Tokyo stands out as a notable exception.
The real estate landscape across Asia-Pacific is evolving, reflecting a complex interplay of local economic conditions, investment patterns, and evolving preferences among local buyers and international investors.
The Asia-Pacific region is characterised by a dynamic and diverse housing market, marked by high home ownership aspirations amid persistent constraints in housing supply and sustained economic growth.
Despite headwinds, Europe stands as the largest destination for global cross-border capital in the first half of 2024. Private capital emerged as a crucial driver while the logistics and residential sectors remain prime targets for investors. The start of easing monetary policy provides a more conducive investment environment, making Europe well-positioned as a destination for cross-border capital.
The Corporate Real Estate Sentiment Index, a quarterly report canvassing around 100 corporate real estate leaders, has revealed in its latest survey, regional contrasts i
In a time of financial market volatility, driven by persistent inflation, elevated interest rates, and geopolitical uncertainties, private wealth investors increasingly turn to real estate as a compelling source of risk-adjusted returns, stable income, and portfolio diversification.
As we move through 2024, Australia’s real estate market presents an intriguing landscape for investors. Despite a generally constrained deal flow due to postponed rate cuts and persistent price disparities, there are signs of a potential swift rebound, as found in Knight Frank’s Horizon Report III – Look Beyond the Norm.
As we move into the second half of 2024, the Asia-Pacific real estate market is primed for a significant pick-up in investment transactions. Despite earlier expectations of multiple rate cuts, recent strong economic data has pushed back the timeline for policy easing. The Federal Reserve now anticipates two 25bps cuts in September and December, prompting many Asia-Pacific central banks to hold steady in the near term and gradually ease in 2025.
As we journey through 2024, the Asia-Pacific real estate market presents a mixed landscape. However, amidst the challenges, Singapore and Hong Kong SAR stand out as bright spots, offering unique opportunities for investors, as found in Knight Frank’s Horizon Report III – Look Beyond the Norm.
Japan has consistently demonstrated strong performance in the global real estate market, remaining steadfast despite a challenging investment landscape, marked by aggressive interest rate hikes.
Knight Frank research explores the expanding market dynamics and mainstream adoption of living sectors across the Asia-Pacific region.
Knight Frank examines strategic approaches to retail investment, emphasizing defensive positioning in the sector.
Knight Frank examines leading economic indicators and fiscal policy trends shaping the UK real estate outlook.
Knight Frank analyzes the warehouse and industrial real estate market in the Wielkopolska region of Poland.
Knight Frank analysis of office market conditions and city attractiveness in the Tricity metropolitan area (Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot).
Knight Frank examines Poland's Build-to-Rent market transformation and trends in the country's evolving living sector.
Knight Frank market report on warehouse real estate conditions and trends in Poland.
Knight Frank analyzes office market conditions and city attractiveness metrics in Łódź, Poland.
Knight Frank analysis of Polish commercial real estate market conditions, macroeconomic factors, and key trends for 2025.
Knight Frank analysis of office market conditions and urban attractiveness in Katowice.
Knight Frank analysis of office market conditions and city attractiveness in Warsaw.
Knight Frank report examining warehouse market conditions and trends in Central Poland for the first quarter of 2026.
Knight Frank analyzes the warehouse and logistics market conditions in the Lower Silesia region and Wrocław.
Knight Frank analysis of investment market conditions and trends across Central and Eastern Europe.
Knight Frank analysis of office market conditions and city attractiveness in Wrocław.
Knight Frank analyzes office market conditions and city attractiveness factors in Kraków.
Knight Frank analysis of warehouse market conditions and activity in Warsaw for the first quarter of 2026.
Knight Frank analyzes office market conditions and city attractiveness factors in Poznań.
Knight Frank research examining the Polish office market's recovery and resilience through pandemic, post-pandemic transition, and elevated interest rate periods.
Knight Frank report on warehouse and industrial market conditions in Upper Silesia region.
Knight Frank explores global trends in branded residential developments and their performance relative to broader real estate market conditions.
Knight Frank analysis comparing Hong Kong's luxury residential property pricing against other major global markets.
Knight Frank analysis examining the impact of rising interest rates on luxury residential property prices across global markets.
Analysis of key economic indicators shaping European real estate investment sentiment, including inflation trends, investor confidence levels, and cross-border capital flows.
Knight Frank examines whether risk-free rates remain truly risk-free in the current economic environment, with implications for real estate investment and capital markets.
Analysis of how European exit taxes, demographic trends, and political factors influence residential capital flows across the continent.
Knight Frank analysis of European economic growth forecasts, total returns, and real estate market sentiment indicators.
Knight Frank explores how regulatory changes impact European real estate market values and viability across sectors.
Knight Frank analysis examining European economic indicators, interest rate dynamics, market volatility, and office sector recovery trends.
Knight Frank analysis of macroeconomic leading indicators affecting European real estate markets, examining oil prices, bond yields, and financial stress conditions.
Knight Frank examines how physical climate risks are being priced into Alpine real estate assets and explores asset owner perspectives on sustainability practices in the region.
Knight Frank European Outlook examining real estate market dynamics and economic conditions across Europe heading into 2026.
Knight Frank analysis of European economic leading indicators covering cross-border investment momentum, risk-free rate impacts, and industrial rental trends.