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Britain’s housing crisis and what it means for property investors With the Government’s inability to build enough homes, what impact is the housing crisis having on the property market and what are the investment opportunities? Britain today has a backlog of 4.3 million homes missing from the national housing market – homes that were never built. With the UK property

Liverpool is a great place to invest in property. The city has experienced a surge in population growth in recent years, and the economy is booming. Property prices are rising, and rental yields are attractive; the city has seen a steady growth in the number of people renting, with the average monthly rent in the city sitting at £1,110 a

Regardless of how you get your news; whether you read it scrolling through your phone, listen to the radio, or watch it on TV, you will no doubt be hearing the constant negativity around the economy. The cost of living is increasing at an alarming rate and no doubt Christmas set us all back a few (hundred) pounds. A lot

When it comes to putting your money away, it can be nearly impossible to know which option will give you the greatest return. Whether you’re looking for long term growth or short-term gain, we’re here to make it simple for you – property is the way to go. A lot of people will assume it’s better and safer to put

The first thing that comes to mind when we talk about Newbury is its leading racecourse venue and training ground, or perhaps Highclere castle; the set for the popular tv show Downton Abbey. it’s unlikely our first thought is ‘investment opportunity!’, but it should be, and here’s why… The property market in Berkshire is evolving. West Berkshire Council’s Core Strategy

1. Stamp Duty Exemptions Student halls are subject to non-residential rates of SDLT therefore savings investors thousands in purchase costs. 2. Recession Proof Data has shown that a recession has resulted in additional demand for higher education. For international students, the weakening of the pound makes studying in the UK even more attractive, and affordable. 3. Further Regulation The increased

1. A prime beneficiary, Manchester will become a major hub on the HS2 line with two stations – one at Manchester Piccadilly train station and one at Manchester International Airport. Journey times from Manchester to London will be cut to just 1 hour 11 minutes by 2032. Forecasts suggest up to a GBP 834 million increase in Manchester’s economic output