Property Industry Insightintothe Market
Rents Rising- Is Ita PerfectStorm?
Is2023 a GoodYearto Investin Property?
Whatismeant bythetermpropertygrowth?
Rents Rising- Is Ita PerfectStorm?
Is2023 a GoodYearto Investin Property?
Whatismeant bythetermpropertygrowth?
Property Industry Insightintothe Market,thesmallesteverincreasefromJanuaryto February.
TomBill, HeadofUKresidentialresearchatKnight Frankcommented: 11 Buyersandsellersswitchedoffearlyfortheholidays"..buthavecomebacksurprisinglystrongly in2023."
MattThompson, Chestertons' headofsales,said: ..Thismonth,wehavesofarseena17% upliftin viewingsand14%decreaseinwithdrawals.
SebastianVerity,headofresearchatChestertons,added: "lesschoicemeansmorecompetitionandthisinturnseems tobehelpingtosupportprices."
Rents Rising - Is It a Perfect Storm?
Hasthe Government createdanightmare fortenantsinactuallytryingtohelptenants
Spirallinglandlord costs, newlegislation &obligationsequates tolandlordssellingor givingupwhichequatestoareduced supplyinturnleadingtoincreaseddemand causingrentstoincrease
The Governmentneedstostop lookingat legislationtohelp rentersbuttostarthelping thesupplychain
Eight out of 10 landlords still see residential property as the best form of investment, according to the Leaders Roman Group (LRG) and added:
11The housing crisis cannot be resolved by penalising the already stretched private rented sector."
What ismeant bythetermproperty growth?
Whatarethefactorsthatwouldindicateanareaisabouttogrowin value?
Istherearighttimeto 11getin"and II getout"?
Whataretheadvantageswithtakinga 11punt"onanarea?
Whatsignsshould Ilook forinalocation?
Whatarethekeyindicatorsinamarket-forexample, should Ilook ataskingpricesgoinguporsellingprices?
Howcan Icheckifanareaisoversaturated?
Whatdoesthe 11 probablyt
Relevant points of discussion:
Salford should actually be defined over 10 years as that is when the BBC moved in - average sales price then was £110,000 which would equate to a 213% growth on sales price now
How Cities follow the same pattern - The Northern Quarter trend started about 7 years ago
Miles Platting the latestwith the latest massive regeneration programme
Manchester is a perfect example of how when one area comes to prominence then the others suffer - that does not mean there is not a wrong time to buy
With Leeds - the massive interest and appetitie for a place out of the City has now usuroed the City itself making the City more attractive now than than the regeneration area from a price and investment perspective
Relevantpointsofdiscussion:
Theseareasareareaswherebasedontheaveragepricesyoucanbuynowandstillmakea
Onthefaceof ittheyareareaswherethe numbers wouldnotsuggestinvestingforgrowth. Thesuggestionandbasedonpatternsisthat Lutonand Digbethmaybeabouttoslipintothe negative, butwhataboutAberdeenand Leeds City Centre?
Relevant points of discussion:
Why are these areas of interest?
What are the plans for some of these areas?
Why would the momentum change and what is the reasoning behnd the change - using examples of the likes of the regenration areas.
Is theresomething to be said about consistency?