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Knight Frank Denies Hungerford Office Closure Amid Restructure

Property consultancy Knight Frank has denied reports of its Hungerford office closing, saying it remains operational after recent restructuring. The firm has appointed a new UK managing partner and reorganised its local business to strengthen coverage across West Berkshire and Wiltshire.

  • Knight Frank has denied reports of its Hungerford office closing
  • The firm has restructured its local business to strengthen coverage across West Berkshire and Wiltshire
  • New UK managing partner appointed, Tim Robinson, will oversee the strategic direction of the firm's UK network

Knight Frank, a leading property consultancy, has denied reports of its Hungerford office closing amid speculation of redundancies. The firm has confirmed that the office remains operational and has recently restructured its local business to strengthen coverage across West Berkshire and Wiltshire.

The restructure is part of a wider organisational change aimed at delivering a highly personalised service to clients across the region. While the firm has declined to comment on whether any redundancies have been made, it has confirmed that the Hungerford operation is 'open and operating normally'.

Knight Frank has also announced the appointment of Tim Robinson as its next UK managing partner. Robinson, who has spent over 30 years with the firm and currently leads its commercial division, will take responsibility for the firm's UK residential and commercial businesses. He will oversee the strategic direction, governance, and performance of the firm's 79-office UK network.

Robinson will also become chair of the UK board while continuing to serve on the group executive board. Knight Frank is headquartered in London and employs over 20,000 people across a network of over 600 offices in 50 markets worldwide.

In related news, Knight Frank has confirmed that its current head of commercial will succeed Stephen Clifton as UK managing partner in April 2027. The appointment is set to take place after a period of transition.

Why this matters: The restructuring and appointment of a new UK managing partner may have implications for the UK property market, with potential changes to the way the firm operates and delivers services to clients.

What this means for you: What this means for you: If you are a client or customer of Knight Frank, you may notice changes to the services and operations of the firm's Hungerford office. The restructuring and appointment of a new UK managing partner may also impact the wider UK property market.

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