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Knight Frank expands private office business to Hong Kong

By Robbie Lawther, 13 Apr 23

It now has five dedicated teams across the world

Global property consultant Knight Frank has expanded its private office business to Hong Kong.

The firm has appointed Ho-Pin Tung as head. Tung joins Knight Frank from Far East Consortium International Limited, where he served as an executive director of dining concepts.

Knight Frank has five dedicated private office teams globally, based in London, Dubai, New York, Singapore and Hong Kong, providing a joined-up service for our private clients.

Paddy Dring, head of the Knight Frank Private Office, said: “We are delighted to have Ho-Pin join the Knight Frank Private Office. We set ourselves an ambitious target to be the market leading, global private client and family office advisor in real estate and Ho-Pin’s appointment takes us a step closer to reaching our goal.

“His appointment enables Knight Frank to cater fully to our clients’ needs in the region, advising private clients on all their real estate transactions, no matter where in the world they are taking place.”

 

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