Knight Frank Boosts Research Team in APAC
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The global property advisor has appointed an industry veteran to oversee its research teams across the region. Knight Frank has appointed Christine Li as head of research, Asia-Pacific, based in Singapore, it said in an announcement on Monday.
Li brings over 15 years of industry experience delivering research and strategic analysis for both commercial and residential real estate markets. She joins from Cushman & Wakefield, where she spent six years, most recently as head of research, Singapore and Southeast Asia.
Li will oversee the firm’s forecasts and insights across office, industrial and residential sectors as well as specialist asset classes such as student accommodation, multi-family and data centres, and will provide an Asia-Pacific perspective on Knight Frank’s global reports, the announcement said.
Christine’s experience working with Singapore’s leading institutional and private investors, alongside her breadth of expertise across Asia and profile in the market make her the ideal candidate to lead Knight Frank’s research in the region, Kevin Coppel, managing director, Knight Frank Asia Pacific, said.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is Christine Li's new role at Knight Frank?
What is Christine Li's new role at Knight Frank?
Christine Li has been appointed as head of research, Asia-Pacific, for Knight Frank. She will be based in Singapore and will oversee the firm's forecasts and insights across various property sectors.
Q.What kind of experience does Christine Li bring to Knight Frank?
What kind of experience does Christine Li bring to Knight Frank?
Christine Li has over 15 years of industry experience, delivering research and strategic analysis for both commercial and residential real estate markets. She also has expertise across Asia and a strong market profile.
Q.Which specific property sectors will Christine Li's team cover?
Which specific property sectors will Christine Li's team cover?
Her team will cover office, industrial, and residential sectors. They will also focus on specialist asset classes including student accommodation, multi-family properties, and data centres across the Asia-Pacific region.
Q.Where did Christine Li work before joining Knight Frank?
Where did Christine Li work before joining Knight Frank?
Before joining Knight Frank, Christine Li spent six years at Cushman & Wakefield. Her most recent position there was head of research for Singapore and Southeast Asia.