Knight Frank's Prime Global Cities Index tracks the performance of luxury residential prices across key global cities on a quarterly basis using data compiled by our global research network.

Created by EVVO RETAIL, a point of sale innovation company which specializes in supermarkets, it gathers the new trends of what will be the supermarket of the future. Thus, SuperLab is the result of a three-year analysis of the crisis of the purchase system itself. It proposes a personalized purchasing process that brings a new experience to the user based on technology. In this way, the ...

Emerging London
scores 104 locations across Greater London using proprietary data and metrics, to categorise top locations from ‘untapped’ through to ‘truly established’.
This will help guide investors and occupiers where to head next for the best strategic opportunities in the capital.

Savills IM’s Dynamic Cities analyses and ranks 130 European cities across 6 categories, highlighting those able to attract and retain talent, spur innovation and increase productivity, which encourages the wealth and population growth that drives successful commercial real estate markets.

For the past two decades, JLL and LaSalle have played a leading role in the pursuit of greater transparency and higher ethical standards in the global real estate market. Through 10 editions of the Global Real Estate Transparency Index (GRETI)
they have created what is today a widely used and highly valued industry benchmark for assessing transparency.

Drawing on local expertise from across
Knight Frank's global network, the company's second edition of Active Capital explores the emerging capital superhighways and identifies the factors exerting the greatest gravitational pull on a country’s inbound capital flows, before turning to active purchasers and the property sectors on which they are focused.

The 2nd edition of the Iberian Real Estate Investment Guide provides insights into Spain and other countries property markets, as well as their respective legal and tax structures, and is therefore a useful tool to support investor strategies.

The research demonstrates for the first time how investors as well as citizens benefit from compact urban forms with good public transport connections, shared green spaces, and a mix of housing, shops, services, and businesses rather than urban sprawl. The research findings support the understanding and practices of leading investors in this field.