While the top 30 cities registered double digit price rise in end-2020, seven out of eight Indian cities in the list recorded fall in prices
India finished last at 56th rank in the quarter ending December 2020, according to the international property consultancy
As many as 91% of the ultra-rich are expecting a massive increase in their wealth over the next five years
The billionaires club in India, according to Knight Frank, is expected to increase significantly by 43 per cent to 162 by 2025 from the current 113 in 2020
Analysts, however, suggest investors remain selective on realty stocks and buy only where there is revenue visibility and a credible promoter backing
The residential segment outlook, according to the survey findings, was supported by pent-up demand, multi-decadal low home loan interest rates, and attractive residential prices
Mumbai recorded 18,854 homes being registered in a historic surge during December as the stamp duty is set to increase by one per cent from January 1, Knight Frank India said on Thursday
The latest affordability index of Knight Frank India cited Ahmedabad as the most affordable housing market in the country with an affordability ratio of 24% followed by Pune and Chennai
Muted near term cash flows, increase in debt and valuations to cap upside
In particular, it pointed out that Bengaluru has the benefit of existing low vacancies that will enable absorption of much of the upcoming supply
India's rank slipped 11 places to 54th in terms of appreciation in residential prices, as housing rates fell nearly 2% during June quarter compared with the year-ago period, according to Knight Frank
The premium micro-markets of the city recorded a rise of 0.6 per cent in annual capital value change in Q2-2020 on YoY to an average price of Rs 19,727 per sq. ft
Delhi is at 27th spot while Mumbai is at 32nd position, the consultant said in its 'Prime Global Cities Index Q2 2020' report
One in four people surveyed by Knight Frank said they were more likely to move in the next 12 months as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic
One in four people surveyed by Knight Frank, said they were more likely to move in the next 12 months as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic
As India adopted the work from home (WFH) culture over the past few months, office vacancy levels across metros saw an uptick
The survey found that the current and future sentiment score has nosedived to the lowest levels in Q1 2020 in the wake of the ongoing Covid-19 outbreak.
Bengaluru with 15.3 million square feet and Hyderabad with million square feet were the second and third largest office markets in the A-Pac region in terms of office leasing transactions.
Delhi airport earns close to $10-11 duty-free revenue per passenger, while Mumbai earns a duty-free revenue in the range $9-10 per passenger
Among other Indian cities that have seen appreciation in home prices, New Delhi and Bengaluru stood at 70th and 94th ranks, respectively