Where is the UK’s second city for property investment?
Whilst Birmingham and Manchester compete over the UK’s “second city” status, they also compete on which place is more lucrative for investment.
Whilst Birmingham and Manchester compete over the UK’s “second city” status, they also compete on which place is more lucrative for investment.
Nottingham is one of the fastest growing cities for house price increases in the UK. Luton is also a favourite with investors and here’s why.
SA government yields climbed after the National Treasury said it will increase the amount of debt sold at weekly bond auctions to help fund a bailout of Eskom.
South Africans thinking of investing in UK property may be slightly reticent when they discover new terms they may not have come across before.
The gloom gripping the UK housing market deepened in December, with real-estate agents reporting falling prices and optimism at its lowest ebb in almost two decades.
2019 is finally upon us and with the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, many are apprehensive about investing in the UK property market.
With the focus on Britain’s exit from the European Union, China’s trade war with the emerging market is going unnoticed.
With the ongoing political issues in South Africa, it might be time to consider investing your cash somewhere else where there are prospects for capital growth.
If you are thinking about investing in property, don’t do anything until you have read our guide on the best places to invest in the UK for 2018.
As uncertainty around Brexit clears, so does the investment appeal of the world’s oldest democracy. Especially in property, the asset that relies most on a stable political, legal and social environment.