Knight Frank France in the news

Benjamin Sebban joins as Head of Retail Investment to lead commercial property strategies and develop a new hospitality business line.

International high-net-worth individuals continue to drive growth in the French luxury residential market, with Paris outperforming global trends.

French investors have acquired £183 million in Scottish commercial property since November due to attractive yields.

French investors have spent £183 million on Scottish commercial property recently, driven by high yields in cities like Aberdeen and Glasgow.

Knight Frank France is strengthening its capital markets division to bolster its real estate investment services.

Antoine Rudigoz's firm has integrated with Knight Frank to launch a new corporate real estate department in Lyon.

Integration of Rudigoz & Associés to launch a dedicated real estate consulting department in Lyon.

Knight Frank has appointed Antoine Rudigoz to lead its newly integrated office in Lyon to strengthen its commercial real estate consulting presence.

Antoine Rudigoz leads the new Knight Frank Lyon office following the integration of his firm, Rudigoz & Associés, into the international group.

Knight Frank France acquired its long-term partner Rudigoz & Associés to establish a permanent office in Lyon.

Knight Frank is strengthening its position in France's second-largest economic hub by acquiring its partner Rudigoz & Associés to create a dedicated Lyon office.

Knight Frank France is restructuring and expanding its hospitality capital markets team to capture more market share.

Naël El-Assaad has rejoined Knight Frank France as a senior consultant to bolster the hospitality capital markets team.

Naël El-Assaad returns as a senior consultant to boost the hospitality investment division within the capital markets department.

French residential real estate investment declined by 20% in Q1 2026, though student housing remains a resilient growth driver compared to offices and other sectors.

Knight Frank France's director of OLSS department explains why rental values remain high in the Madeleine sector due to continued business interest, unlike other parts of the QCA.

Knight Frank France's forecast for a recovery in the business real estate investment market in 2026, aiming for 15.5 billion euros, is now uncertain due to the Middle East conflict.

Rental values in the Madeleine sector remain high due to continued business interest, contrasting with other parts of the Central Business District.

Knight Frank France's forecast for a significant recovery in the 2026 business real estate investment market, projecting 15.5 billion euros, is now impacted by the Middle East conflict.

Vincent Bollaert highlights Knight Frank France's strong 2025 performance and strategic focus on residential sector diversification.