As an investment, a buy-to-let property has long been a sensible choice. However, letting to students is a very different type of rental with its own unique pitfalls and advantages.
The property scene in London seems as though it is on the move as buyers are now choosing to look away from the central residential hotspots and towards the east side of the city.
Although there have been numerous headlines, articles and TV reports on the slowdown in appetite for and price growth of central London property, the difference between the value of property in capital and the rest of the country has continued to expand.
The decision to leave the European Union is made and the implications are yet to be seen. The analysis shows that the property market is benefitting from renewed interest from overseas property investors.
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Like any kind of investment, buy-to-let property does have risks and it is important for investors to make sure they are aware of those risks as well as the rewards.
Despite the turmoil surrounding Brexit, the commercial property market in London still seems to be flourishing, with 2017 tipped to be a good year for office space investment.
Whilst the fall of the pound is bad news for those in the UK, the rest of the world are seeing it as an opportunity to take advantage of lower property prices, especially in London.
Most investors are aware of the obvious investment locations such as London and Manchester, but what other parts of the UK are likely to generate a healthy return on investment?
Generally low entry, are commercial investments a viable alternative for individuals who perhaps, due to Brexit fears, do not currently want to invest so much capital in property?
An exciting development with a flexible payment plan in Mansfield due for completion in 2018 is now available for investment. Kings Mill sits in Mansfield, a thriving market town in Nottinghamshire.
There will still be an insufficient supply of housing to meet the demand and the gap between earnings and house prices is still expected to widen, strengthening demand for rental property