Changing Priorities for the UK Property Hunter
UK property close to rail links for commuting is no longer attracting a premium, instead a village within cycling distance to the nearest city is much more likely to be sought-after.
Birmingham Property: Massive Boost from HS2 Go-ahead
The government announcement last month declaring HS2 will become a reality has given Birmingham property prices a definite boost. Current apartments and homes within walking distance of Curzon Street terminus should increase
Liverpool is Best Place for Buy to Let Landlords Right Now
Landlords holding Liverpool property have the highest yields than anywhere else in the UK. That’s according to recent data from one city letting agent which reported yields of 13.6 per cent.
Private Rents increased
Private rents in England and Wales are expected to increase by two per cent in 2020 – and three per cent annually for the next five years.
The prediction is the result of a survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics).
Midlands & North of England are new Property Investment Hot Spots
The Midlands and North of England are set to become the top location hotspots for canny property investors in the UK. And it’s been fuelled mostly by shrinking profits for landlords in London.
Global Debt Update – It’s Not All Bad!
World debt fell in 2017, according to the latest figures issued by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Global Debt Database. But don’t sigh with relief, quite yet.
Rental Yield Vs Capital Growth
When it comes to making your money work best for you in property investment, should you focus on one-off capital growth or monthly rental yield?
Lack of Housing, Results in Biggest Monthly House Price Jump
High prices aren’t just on the rise – they appear to be rocketing right now. Well, according to high street lenders Halifax who reported a record 5.9 per increase in house values between January and February this year.
First-time Buyers Finally Kick-Starting the Property Market
Could the first time buyers property market finally be starting to shake the stagnancy it’s been suffering for the past decade or so and finally start moving again?
Brexit – What Brexit?
As the chaos over Brexit – and within the Tory party itself – intensifies the future of Britain’s industry and its markets become more of a guessing game than ever.
