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London and New York will be the top destinations for the world’s wealthy elite as the number of people worth more than $30 million swells 50 percent over the next decade, according to Knight Frank LLP’s Wealth Report.
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London’s most expensive homes will outperform the rest of the U.K. residential real estate market this year as wealthy buyers shrug off property-tax increases, Knight Frank LLP said.
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Luxury home prices in central London climbed the most in 11 months in September, Knight Frank LLP said, as the European sovereign debt crisis encouraged investors to buy less-risky assets.
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Luxury-home prices in central London are increasing in value twice as fast as the U.K. market as a whole as the weaker pound leads more overseas buyers to shrug off higher taxes and seek bargains in the most expensive neighborhoods, according to Knight Frank LLP .
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The cost of renting a home in central London fell in January from the previous month while remaining higher than a year earlier, Knight Frank LLP said.
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Home rents in central London fell in January from the month before because of job losses and cutbacks in London’s financial services industry, Knight Frank LLP said.
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Luxury-home prices in central London rose at the slowest rate in 21 months in July as buyers were deterred by an increase in sales tax and the possible elimination of a loophole for offshore corporations, Knight Frank LLP said.
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Luxury-home prices in central London rose at the fastest rate in four months in October as overseas investors sought less-risky assets, Knight Frank LLP said.
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Singapore and China led the world in home-price appreciation in the second quarter amid accelerating economic growth in both countries, according to real estate consultant Knight Frank LLP.
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Luxury-home prices in central London rose the most in 10 months as overseas buyers seeking the safety of one of the world’s most resilient property markets propelled demand, Knight Frank LLP said in a report today.
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