UK residential investment report 2008 [electronic resource] finding opportunities in an evolving market
UK residential investment report 2008 finding opportunities in an evolving market [electronic resource]
- London CBRE 2008
Reports that demand for residential property for investment purposes has seen a slowdown. This has been exaggerated by the effects of the credit crunch. The trend is unlikely to reverse before both the housing and credit markets stabilise. In response, rents began to rise during the fourth quarter of 2007. As a result the Prime Central London Residential Yield rose by 0.1% to 3.9% during 2007, despite an earlier 0.2% fall. Warns that while build-to-let represents a positive investment opportunity recognised by developers and planners, a strong market solution for this paradigm has yet to appear.
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Reports that demand for residential property for investment purposes has seen a slowdown. This has been exaggerated by the effects of the credit crunch. The trend is unlikely to reverse before both the housing and credit markets stabilise. In response, rents began to rise during the fourth quarter of 2007. As a result the Prime Central London Residential Yield rose by 0.1% to 3.9% during 2007, despite an earlier 0.2% fall. Warns that while build-to-let represents a positive investment opportunity recognised by developers and planners, a strong market solution for this paradigm has yet to appear.
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United Kingdom--
332.6324 $2 18