Property
Student buy to-let property set to ‘skyrocket’ in Scotland
The student buy-to-let market will ‘skyrocket’ in Scotland over the next five years because of the expected rise in house prices. That is according to Grant Property, a leading property
University towns and cities witness the highest growth in £1 million plus homes
Recent figures from the Land Registry have revealed that sales of £1 million plus homes in England and Wales rose to a new high last year (2017). A total of
The male and female response to investments
In a recent survey by SevenCapital, one of the UK’s leading property developers, more than 1,000 people were asked what they were currently investing and what they would consider investing
The Urban Renaissance Continues
According to research by Centre for Cities, young people in the UK are flooding into city centres to live, with substantial increases seen in city centre populations over recent years.
Will three-year tenancies soon be the norm?
Three-year tenancies could soon be the norm if the UK government is able to push through its new proposals on minimum tenancy. New proposals are currently being put forward by
Supply and demand creating huge investment potential for Newcastle student property
With UK’s universities and higher education institutions being a major draw for both domestic and overseas students, there continues to be a significant supply and demand issue regarding student property.
UK is still one of the world’s strongest overseas property investment destinations
New research from Select Property Group’s GCC Investor report has revealed that 77% of investors in the GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) still regard UK real estate as a prime investment
70% of renters do not intend to buy a property
New research from insurer Direct Line for Business has revealed that out of the 17 million people currently renting in the UK, only 30% are planning to buy a property
Property investment performance continues to outpace wage growth and inflation
Recent research from Hamptons, the leading estate agents, has revealed that despite the negative effects of government policy on the buy-to-let sector, it is still growing apace. The research shows
Manchester rental returns 67% higher than London
Whilst Chinese investment in London real estate is dipping considerably, the opposite is true for Manchester. Research undertaken by Juwai.com, China’s biggest overseas property portal, revealed earlier this year that
