2025年第二季度英国农地指数

knightfrank.com/researchJun-05Jun-06Jun-07Jun-08Jun-09Jun-10Jun-11Jun-12Jun-13Jun-14Jun-15Jun-16Jun-17Jun-18Jun-19Jun-20Jun-21-2.3%3-month change-5.1%12-month change+27.2%5-year change+7.2%10-year change+219.9%20-year changePRICE CHANGESource: Knight Frank ResearchHistorical farmland performancePrice (£/acre) Jun-22Jun-23 Average value£/acre2020 Q2£6,9652020 Q3£7,0002020 Q4£6,9122021 Q1£6,9332021 Q2£7,0652021 Q3£7,3202021 Q4£7,5802022 Q1£7,8752022 Q2£8,1902022 Q3£8,3052022 Q4£8,5502023 Q1£8,7282023 Q2£8,8452023 Q3£8,9512023 Q4£9,1522024 Q1£9,2502024 Q2£9,3352024 Q3£9,3512024 Q4£9,1642025 Q1£9,0722025 Q2£8,861KNIGHT FRANK FARMLAND INDEX© Knight Frank LLP 2025. This document has been provided for general information only and must not be relied upon in any way. Although high standards havebeen used in the preparation of the information, analysis, views and projections presented in this document, Knight Frank LLP does not owe a duty of care to anyperson in respect of the contents of this document, and does not accept any responsibility or liability whatsoever for any loss or damage resultant from any use of,reliance on or reference to the contents of this document. The content of this document does not necessarily represent the views of Knight Frank LLP in relationto any particular properties or projects. This document must not be amended in any way, whether to change its content, to remove this notice or any Knight FrankLLP insignia, or otherwise. Reproduction of this document in whole or in part is not permitted without the prior written approval of Knight Frank LLP to the form andcontent within which it appears.It’s really difficult to discern any clear value trends at the moment because of reducedtransaction levels. There's no rhyme or reason why certain things go well and othersdon't. Some things that have been on the market for a while have suddenly seen lots ofinterest, while for others, it’s more difficult to get viewings. I think with all the geopoliticaluncertainty in the world at the moment, neither buyers nor vendors are in a particularrush to do anything. But the things that are selling are achieving good prices. There isstill an awful lot of wealth, both in the UK and overseas, interested in rural property. We’vehad enquiries from the US, Asia and the Middle East recently, and there are several Irishbuyers active in the market at the moment. Environmentally focused buyers are still keento acquire more land, and they seem to be becoming better prepared to show they havefunding in place and react more quickly when opportunities become available. It’s alsoworth noting that so far, we’ve had virtually no calls from anybody worrying about thefamily farm tax, which is due to be introduced next April.EXPERT COMMENTWill Matthews,Head of Farms & Estate sales+44 7795 238559will.matthews@knightfrank.com Average value£/Hectare£17,211£17,297£17,080£17,132£17,458£18,088£18,731£19,460£20,238£20,522£21,128£21,567£21,856£22,118£22,615£22,857£23,067£23,107£22,644£22,418£21,895 Annual pricechangeQuarterly pricechange-0.9%0.1%0.4%0.5%-1.2%-1.3%-0.4%0.3%1.4%1.9%4.6%3.6%9.7%3.6%13.6%3.9%15.9%4.0%13.5%1.4%12.8%3.0%10.8%2.1%8.0%1.3%7.8%1.2%7.0%2.2%6.0%1.1%5.5%0.9%4.5%0.2%0.1%-2.0%-1.9%-1.0%-5.1%-2.3% We like questions, if you’ve got one about ourresearch, or would like some property advice,we would love to hear from you.On the marketVenthams Farm, at Froxfield, near Petersfield,Hampshire, is a beautiful 745-acre farmingestate with a 10-bedroom house.Price: £12,500,0001 year5 yearsFarmland(England & Wales)-5.1%27.2%Prime centralLondon residential-2.5%-2.3%UK residential3.5%24.9%Gold44.8%88.1%Global equities(S&P Global 100)9.7%106.8%UK equities(FTSE 100)6.2%41.8%Source: Knight Frank, MacrobondValuation & AdvisoryGeorge Jewell+44 1865 264 860george.jewell@knightfrank.comResearch enquiriesTom Bill+44 20 7861 1492tom.bill@knightfrank.comPress enquiriesJessie Samuelson+44 7966 734 538jessie.samuelson@knightfrank.comFARMLAND CAPITAL GROWTH VSALTERNATIVE ASSETSRate of change over: 10 years7.2%-19.4%40.1%183.2%176.2%29.3%