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Brexit Affects International Property Market

Economical or political uncertainty is never good for the domestic property markets. But Britain’s possible exist from the European Union, has a wider affect that just Britain itself (Brexit). Markets such as France and Spain are reporting a slow in sales figures whilst potential buyers hold-off on making decisions. The Spanish property market in particular, […]

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The Ability to Assess Feasibility

Any idea of any type needs to be assessed for its true feasibility before that idea becomes a true reality. Should there be no thorough considerations from experts in that field, who can aid the planning of it from concept through til completion, then a successful completion is highly unlikely. This, in essence, is exactly what […]

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Property Accounts for 60% of Global Assets

Savills have reported that in 2015 developed real estate worldwide reached US$217 trillion. 60% of Global Assets – This amounts to 2.7 times the world’s GDP. As a direct comparison, Savills calculate that all of the gold ever mined amounts to only US$6 trillion. But a question begs to be asked. Is investment in property sensible? […]

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Pound Sterling Comes Under Pressure

How does this affect the International Property market? Domestic European markets delighted at the end of the 2015 as the exchange rate increased to 1.4, encouraging spending from UK buyers through the Eurozone… The telegraph ran a detailed article explaining how “your pound will go further”. There was, without doubt, a surge of interest in […]

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UK Postal Service taking things Seriously

Royal Mail has always upheld a reputation for taking the security of our post very seriously. And now they’re stepping up to today’s technical standards with all postmen being equipped with hand-held computers that include cameras to prove that deliveries have been safely made to UK properties. Should a parcel need to be left in […]

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Property Prices Rise £1000 a week with lack of Supply in London

The Mirror recently reported double digit growth for property in London which translates to an increased value of £932 per week for the typical homeowner. This is yet another statistic that suggests that the market within the UK Capital is moving out of reach of the normal investor and will only be accessible to the […]

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