Over the last few years, the trend of investing in land has taken a great leap forward. As a result, property values have soared through the roof high and are still ascending. And the popularity of property development is also increasing because of the anticipated return on investment.
In fact, returns on property development are considered more promising as compared to those of the stock market. Hence, when propert Continue Reading
Real estate investors could find themselves once again attracted to London commercial property after the recent announcement by the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, that new funding designed to boost the level of regeneration work in the capital has been released.
The city’s most deprived areas are going to be targeted with the £77 million of funding that is going to be provided over the next three years. Bor Continue Reading
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Real estate investing does not have to be a full time job.
In fact, there are many people who make money investing in real estate along with their regular day job. This can be a great way to start in real estate investing.
Does this sound like a good idea to you? Most people will agree that making money with real estate on the weekends is a great thing. After all, who could not use a few extra bucks Continue Reading
Maintaining your investment property in good condition is not just a matter of aesthetics. Property kept in good condition is easier to let – and tenants are likely to be retained for longer.
There can also be a direct impact on rental values; you may not be able to charge “Westminster” rents in Worthing, but a well-maintained property can be priced at the highest level local conditions allow.
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The global credit crisis continues to affect investment into the commercial properties sector. Commercial property returns over the last twelve month period are looking to be close to the worst twelve month real return on record which occurred in 1974. RICS are predicting that over the next two years things are going to get even worse with the decline in capital values far outstripping the slumps of the 70′s and 90′s.
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