Photo: (L to R) Harrison Grice, Chet Al, Chris Clemente and Ned Walter
Knight Frank’s Investment Sales team in Adelaide has grown to one of the largest in the city, with a recent appointment seeing the sales team boosted to four.
Ned Walter has been appointed in the role of Sales and Leasing Executive in the team, after joining Knight Frank’s South Australian office via the firm’s student program earlier this year.
This year, Knight Frank has employed 12 students nationally to give them practical and varied experience in the industry, offering individual mentor support, structured rotations and a tailored learning program designed to prepare all students for a successful career in property.
Ned joins Chet Al, Chris Clemente and Harrison Grice in the Investment Sales team, which has seen significant growth over the past 18 months.
The team of four is supported by Marketing Coordinator Caitlin Mihalopoulos, who has more than 10 years’ of marketing experience in the commercial property industry.
Knight Frank Managing Director South Australia Bobbette Scott said both the Investment Sales and Capital Markets teams in South Australia had gone from strength to strength, with significant successes over 2025 in particular.
“It has been wonderful to see Ned develop over the past eight months while he has been in our student program, and we are excited to have him join the Investment Sales team in his new role,” she said.
“Our Investment Sales team is now one of the largest of the commercial property agencies in South Australia.
“Collectively, our agents have strong experience, knowledge and skills in Adelaide’s commercial property market, and are well equipped to deliver the best service to our clients.
“They continue to work in collaboration with our Capital Markets team, consisting of Max Frohlich, Ryan Mills and Casey Clements, to deliver outstanding outcomes.”
Knight Frank Partner, Head of Investment Sales in South Australia Chet Al said the expanded Investment Sales team was ready for a new year in which it is anticipated there will be greater transactional activity.
“Our young and dynamic team is set to hit the ground running in 2026,” he said.
“We have seen the commercial property market begin its recovery around Australia this year, and in South Australia we are seeing greater investor demand – particularly as interest rates have stabilised – in a trend that we expect will continue into the new year.
“We are especially seeing a lot of interest from interstate buyers drawn to South Australia’s relative affordability and attractive tax environment, as well as its growth prospects, with assets in the sub-$15 million range a strong focus for these investors.
“As an expanded and strengthened team, we look forward to continuing to provide our valued clients with the best advice and service.”
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