PRIME GLOBAL CITIES INDEX Q1 2018 DATA DIGEST RECENT MARKET-LEADING RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS The Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index enables investors and developers to monitor and compare the performance of prime residential prices across key global cities. Prime property corresponds to the top 5% of the housing market in each city,

Global House Price Index Q3 2019. Knight Frank's Global House Price Index tracks the performance of over 50 mainstream national housing markets around the world using official data from Central Banks or National Statistic Offices in each country. In the UK, political uncertainty has led to a “wait and see” effect with prices up 1.4% over the 12-month period. Overall, the index increased by 3.9% in the year to Q1 2019; the index’s weakest rate of annual growth in three years. Rising risks to global economic growth in the form of trade tensions, GLOBAL HOUSE PRICE INDEX FIGURE 1 Global performance Aggregate change in global house prices (weighted by GDP) FIGURE 2 Global shift Proportion of countries by annual price change Source: Knight Frank Residential Research-10%-5% 0% 5% 10% 15% Q1 12 Q1 14 Q1 10 Q1 08 Q1 06 Q1 04 Q1 02 Q1 00 Q1 98 12-MONTH % CHANGE 3-MONTH % CHANGE Source: Knight Frank Residential Research 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Global House Price Index Indexed, 100 = Q1 2000 Source: Knight Frank Research *Q3 2015 result = provisional. It excludes those countries that have yet to report data for Q3 2015 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 NON-WEIGHTED INDEX WEIGHTED BY PPP 12.2% above Q2 2008 Peak 10.5% above Q3 2007 peak

Global House Price Index Indexed, 100 = Q1 2000 Source: Knight Frank Research *Q3 2015 result = provisional. It excludes those countries that have yet to report data for Q3 2015 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 NON-WEIGHTED INDEX WEIGHTED BY PPP 12.2% above Q2 2008 Peak 10.5% above Q3 2007 peak

Five years ago, 30% of countries were recording a drop in house prices, and ten years ago, in the wake of the financial crisis, the figure was as high as 70%. Yet despite this improving scenario, at 4.7% the index has recorded its slowest rate of annual growth since Q3 2016. Source: Knight Frank Research * or latest data available FIGURE 2 Global House Price Index Tracking mainstream residential prices across 56 countries TRK MIDDLE EAST INDIA ASIA PACIFIC 95.3% 76.1% ICELAND EUROPE 67.9% K ASIA PACIFIC 60.1% ASIA PACIFIC 56.0% COLOMBIA SOUTH AMERICA 51.5% 50.4% 48.8% 48.6% 45.9% ST EUROPE R EUROPE MALAS ASIA PACIFIC STR ASIA PACIFIC GLOBAL HOUSE PRICE INDEX FIGURE 1 Global performance Aggregate change in global house prices (weighted by GDP) FIGURE 2 Global shift Proportion of countries by annual price change Source: Knight Frank Residential Research-10%-5% 0% 5% 10% 15% Q1 12 Q1 14 Q1 10 Q1 08 Q1 06 Q1 04 Q1 02 Q1 00 Q1 98 12-MONTH % CHANGE 3-MONTH % CHANGE Source: Knight Frank Residential Research 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Global House Price Index Indexed, 100 = Q1 2000 Source: Knight Frank Research *Q3 2015 result = provisional. It excludes those countries that have yet to report data for Q3 2015 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 NON-WEIGHTED INDEX WEIGHTED BY PPP 12.2% above Q2 2008 Peak 10.5% above Q3 2007 peak Global House Price Index - Q1 2016. Knight Frank's Global House Price Index tracks the performance of over 50 mainstream national housing markets around the world using official data from Central Banks or National Statistic Offices in each country.

PRIME GLOBAL CITIES INDEX Q1 2018 DATA DIGEST RECENT MARKET-LEADING RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS The Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index enables investors and developers to monitor and compare the performance of prime residential prices across key global cities. Prime property corresponds to the top 5% of the housing market in each city,

Knight Frank Global Research produces market-leading residential, commercial and agricultural property reports Prime London Sales Index January 2020 View Report. Prime London Rental Index January 2020 View Report. Rightsizing 2020 View Report. Prime Global Cities Index Q4 2019 UK Housing Market Forecast - 2020. Knight Frank's latest house price forecasts, outlining market trends to 2024. The report examines how the UK mainstream market will fare, as well as prime London and country markets. It includes the latest Knight Frank Risk Monitor, identifying key issues that could affect the UK property market. Knight Frank, the independent global property consultancy, today launches the Global House Price Index for Q1 2015. The index recorded its weakest annual growth for three years, rising by just 0.3% in the year to March 2015.

Global House Price Index Q3 2019. Knight Frank's Global House Price Index tracks the performance of over 50 mainstream national housing markets around the world using official data from Central Banks or National Statistic Offices in each country.

Hong Kong leads our Global House Price Index rankings for the first time since the second quarter of 2015 with average prices ending the 12 months to March, 14.9% higher. Since our index was first published in 2008, Hong Kong has held the top spot on ten different occasions – more than any other territory tracked. Knight Frank’s annual assessment of the latest investment trends and performance in the UK Healthcare property sector. View Global Occupier Market Dashboard Q4 2019 Five years ago, 30% of countries were recording a drop in house prices, and ten years ago, in the wake of the financial crisis, the figure was as high as 70%. Yet despite this improving scenario, at 4.7% the index has recorded its slowest rate of annual growth since Q3 2016. Source: Knight Frank Research * or latest data available FIGURE 2 Global House Price Index Tracking mainstream residential prices across 56 countries TRK MIDDLE EAST INDIA ASIA PACIFIC 95.3% 76.1% ICELAND EUROPE 67.9% K ASIA PACIFIC 60.1% ASIA PACIFIC 56.0% COLOMBIA SOUTH AMERICA 51.5% 50.4% 48.8% 48.6% 45.9% ST EUROPE R EUROPE MALAS ASIA PACIFIC STR ASIA PACIFIC GLOBAL HOUSE PRICE INDEX FIGURE 1 Global performance Aggregate change in global house prices (weighted by GDP) FIGURE 2 Global shift Proportion of countries by annual price change Source: Knight Frank Residential Research-10%-5% 0% 5% 10% 15% Q1 12 Q1 14 Q1 10 Q1 08 Q1 06 Q1 04 Q1 02 Q1 00 Q1 98 12-MONTH % CHANGE 3-MONTH % CHANGE Source: Knight Frank Residential Research 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

UK Housing Market Forecast - 2020. Knight Frank's latest house price forecasts, outlining market trends to 2024. The report examines how the UK mainstream market will fare, as well as prime London and country markets. It includes the latest Knight Frank Risk Monitor, identifying key issues that could affect the UK property market.

In the UK, political uncertainty has led to a “wait and see” effect with prices up 1.4% over the 12-month period. Overall, the index increased by 3.9% in the year to Q1 2019; the index’s weakest rate of annual growth in three years. Rising risks to global economic growth in the form of trade tensions, GLOBAL HOUSE PRICE INDEX FIGURE 1 Global performance Aggregate change in global house prices (weighted by GDP) FIGURE 2 Global shift Proportion of countries by annual price change Source: Knight Frank Residential Research-10%-5% 0% 5% 10% 15% Q1 12 Q1 14 Q1 10 Q1 08 Q1 06 Q1 04 Q1 02 Q1 00 Q1 98 12-MONTH % CHANGE 3-MONTH % CHANGE Source: Knight Frank Residential Research 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Global House Price Index Indexed, 100 = Q1 2000 Source: Knight Frank Research *Q3 2015 result = provisional. It excludes those countries that have yet to report data for Q3 2015 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 NON-WEIGHTED INDEX WEIGHTED BY PPP 12.2% above Q2 2008 Peak 10.5% above Q3 2007 peak Knight Frank’s Wealth Report 2020 is here. Explore all the insights behind wealth generation and movement; how UHNWIs are investing; how wellness and sustainability trends are impacting global real estate markets – both residential and commercial; why philanthropy is the new investment of passion. Global urban house price index records

Global House Price Index Q3 2019. Knight Frank's Global House Price Index tracks the performance of over 50 mainstream national housing markets around the world using official data from Central Banks or National Statistic Offices in each country. In the UK, political uncertainty has led to a “wait and see” effect with prices up 1.4% over the 12-month period. Overall, the index increased by 3.9% in the year to Q1 2019; the index’s weakest rate of annual growth in three years. Rising risks to global economic growth in the form of trade tensions,