Tom Bill

Tom Bill

Head of UK Residential Research, Knight Frank


Tom is Head of UK Residential Research at Knight Frank. He writes Knight Frank's industry-leading Prime Central London sales and rental reports. Prime London Sales and Rental Reports These industry-leading reports date from 1976 and are based on data from

Knight Frank's extensive London office network, analysing the latest trends and pricing data against the backdrop of global political and economic events.

Super-Prime London Insight This quarterly report focuses exclusively on the £10 million-plus market in London, benefiting from Knight Frank's unrivalled data and insight into this section of the market. The London Residential Review A comprehensive round-up of the London residential property market. This quarterly

report covers all price brackets and analyses the latest trends, price data and forecasts for the sales and lettings markets across

the whole of London. The Wealth Report Knight Frank's unique annual guide to the performance of the world's leading prime property markets,

HNWI wealth distribution and the attitudes of HNWIs towards property, wealth and investment. He oversees all research on UK property markets, including the Country house market and Scotland. The research is widely picked up in the British and international media.

Tom is a regular media contributor on topics that range from the performance of

individual markets to the impact of global political and macro-economic events on

London and UK property markets.

He has contributed to Knight Frank's Wealth Report, Global Cities and Active Capital

reports. He also produces regular updates on topical issues including Covid-19, Brexit,

UK politics, financial markets and property taxes, which receive widespread media

coverage. Before joining Knight Frank, Tom was a property journalist for seven years, writing about residential and commercial markets in numerous countries. In his last role, he was responsible for the property coverage in Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Reuters.