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Knight Frank Sydney
Knight Frank Australia’s head office is centrally located at 123 Pitt Street, in the heart of Sydney’s central business district.
Our team of experts, backed by their global counterparts, specialise across a range of property sectors including office, industrial, residential, and hotels.
Committed to providing first class client service, our Sydney team are a key trusted advisor in the highly competitive Sydney market. Technology supports us; research informs us; but the insights and ideas that help our clients succeed come from our people.
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Core services
Sell Assets & Developments
Maximise buyer reach and transaction outcomes with market intelligence, capital connections and strategic sales advice.
Lease & Occupy
Find, secure and optimise property that supports workforce needs, operational goals and business growth.
Valuation & Advisory
Independent commercial, residential and specialist property valuations to understand value, manage risk and support informed decisions.
Asset Management Services
Improve property performance, reduce risk and create long-term value through integrated asset, operational and portfolio oversight.
Private Office
Discreet, tailored property advisory for private clients, family offices and advisers across local and global real estate markets.
Why Knight Frank
Frequently Asked Questions
Knight Frank Sydney provides commercial real estate services including office leasing, investment sales, capital markets, valuation and advisory, asset management, occupier services, research and consultancy.
Yes. Knight Frank Sydney can assist with office leasing and investment property requirements, supporting landlords, investors and occupiers with market advice and transaction strategy.
Yes. Knight Frank Sydney provides advisory and valuation services for commercial property, helping clients make informed decisions on assets, risk and market value.
Knight Frank Sydney works with clients across office, industrial, retail, alternatives, investment and occupier markets, supported by national research and global network capability.






















