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Knight Frank's Global Head of Research. UK and international housing market commentator.
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The property opportunity behind the AI boom

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By Liam Bailey
| knightfrank.co.uk
In 2021, Daniela Amodei, Dario Amodei and a handful of colleagues left OpenAI to start their own fledgling artificial intelligence (AI) firm. Just five years later, that startup – Anthropic – employs thousands of people, commands a US$900 billion valuation and in April signed a lease for 158,000 square feet at One Triton Square. The breakneck expansion of these AI firms is something to behold.
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Signs of life in the UK housing market

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By Liam Bailey
| knightfrank.co.uk
UK house prices returned to growth for the first time in four months in June, Lloyds reported yesterday. The 0.2% gain brings the annual growth rate to 0.6%. While that’s lacklustre, it does suggest the market is beginning to turn more positive after mortgage rates rose following the conflict in the Middle East. Lenders granted just 56,205 mortgages to homebuyers in May, down from 66,034 the previous month, according to Bank of England data released last week.
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Super-prime's centre of gravity shifts

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By Liam Bailey
| knightfrank.co.uk
Elevated financing costs and persistent policy uncertainty have done little to slow the very top end of global residential markets. Activity across the 12 markets tracked by Knight Frank’s Global Super-Prime Intelligence report climbed to its highest level in a year during Q1, led by sharp rebounds in Dubai, New York, Hong Kong, Palm Beach and Singapore. There were 636 US$10 million-plus transactions during the period, up 14% compared to the previous quarter.
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