Join Ben Burston, our Chief Economist, Katherine Moss, Partner & National Head of Tenant Representation Office, and Dr Lee Elliott, Global Head of Occupier Research, as we explore when, as an occupier, is the best time to make a decision on your real estate needs. 

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Join Francesco Demarco, Partner & Head of Global Portfolio Solutions ANZ, and Dr Lee Elliott, Global Head of Occupier Research, as we explore the future of work, space, and place.

The Four S's from Knight Frank's (Y)OUR SPACE report continue to resonate, but emerging trends around re-occupancy, hybrid models of working, and employee wellbeing remain strong points of debate.  Everyone will need a different outcome, but what will be the same is that the workplace will become more personal, more of a curated experience, and definitely much more interesting.

Dr Elliot shares his thoughts with Francesco on what global sentiment means for our local future of work during his recent visit to Australia. 

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In the latest episode of The Property Perspective | Resi Talks, Erin van Tuil, William Laing and Sophia Choo reflect on their key learnings from working on the Crown Residences at One Barangaroo project.

The Property Perspective | Resi Talks, co-hosts Adam Ross and Erin van Tuil were recently joined by international guests from our Knight Frank network, Rupert Dawes, Global Head of Residential and Victoria Garrett, Head of Residential, Asia Pacific.

Fresh from the Global Residential Conference in Dubai, they reflected on the first international event held in years as well as Knight Frank’s global connectivity and common trends across the markets.

In our latest episode of The Property Perspective | Resi Talks, co-hosts Adam Ross and Erin van Tuil are joined by Trent Iverson, Managing Partner at Vella Iverson Real Estate.

From the Hawkesbury to Hobart, hear how the pandemic is having a continuing impact on regional markets, as concepts such as co-primary living and corporate tree-changers rise in popularity.

Our latest episode of The Property Perspective | Resi Talks is brought to you by Adam Ross and Georgina Atkinson from New York City.

They are joined by special guests Dan Tubb, Senior Director of Sales, The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria Residences, Douglas Elliman and Hugh Dixon, Associate Partner, New York Private Office, Knight Frank.

Listen as they transport you to the iconic Waldorf Astoria, discuss their top neighbourhood picks, share how their careers landed in New York and more.

In our latest episode of The Property Perspective | Resi Talks, Erin van Tuil and Adam Ross are joined by Georgina Atkinson, Associate Partner, U.S. Residential at Knight Frank.

From Crown Residences at One Barangaroo to the Waldorf Astoria in New York, they delve into the rise of branded residences across the globe including what the term actually means, why they are increasing in popularity and more.

In the first edition of The Property Perspective | Resi Talks for the year, Erin van Tuil and Adam Ross are joined by Michelle Ciesielski, Head of Residential Research Australia.

They look back at 2021 and discuss the key record-breaking sales and trends that shaped the prestige residential space, and predictions of what’s to come this year.

In this episode of The Property Perspective podcast, Erin van Tuil, Partner, Crown Residences at One Barangaroo and Adam Ross, Associate Director, Prestige Residential discuss what $100 million gets you in an apartment compared to a freestanding estate, how this compares with the super-prime markets in New York and London and why you should expect to see more transactions at this price point in Sydney.

In this episode of The Property Perspective podcast, Theo Smyrniotis, Partner, Head of Occupier Services, WA and Rick McKenzie, Associate Director, Office Leasing explore some of the themes raised in the Perth CBD Office Market Report and take sides to discuss the current sentiment on the remote and flexible working trend and the impact this will have on landlord and occupier decisions, and by extension, the Perth office market.