More than 300 Bayleys clients recently gained insight into how global investors are deriving good returns from whisky, classic cars, art and jewellery - as well as from commercial and residential property.
The information was contained in Knight Frank's Global Wealth Report research paper which was presented by a delegation of the agency's senior executives during a visit to New Zealand hosted by Bayleys.
The Knight Frank team spent time in Auckland and Christchurch delivering presentations, reporting data and key findings from the company's international research.
The head of Knight Frank's Global Wealth initiative, Lord Andrew Hay, said the wealth-generating data was being presented to New Zealanders for the first time – thanks to the new alliance with Bayleys Real Estate which acquired Knight Frank's New Zealand operations at the end of last year.
Mike Bayley, managing director of Bayleys Real Estate, said the Global Wealth Reportunderpinned what many Kiwis had known for decades – that the cornerstone pillar of wealth creation around the world was real estate ownership and investment.