There is so much advocacy these days for doing lots of due diligence prior to investing in property, that it almost squeezes out the notion of gut-instinct. But does it have a role to play? Continue reading Gut Instinct or Grind, when it comes to property investing?
Tags: investment property, new build, off-plan, Risk & RewardTag: investment property
Why would Expats consider PIXI properties?
Well by this I don’t mean tiny dwarf-like properties, I mean ones that meet 4 core PIXI acronym criteria. Continue reading Why would Expats consider PIXI properties?
Tags: Buy to let, HS2, investment property, Risk & Reward, UKVisiting the London Stock Exchange to check out latest offers
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Louise Reynolds, Director of award-winning, European property investment firm Property Venture® who helps busy business people enrich their lives through property. The focus is mainly: Buy-to-let homes in the UK, Poland, German investment property, Managed Leaseback in France and Spanish city property.
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Tags: Commercial, investment property, Residential, Risk & RewardAre you investing strategically during Brexit?
Over a decade ago Eastern Europe was seen as a cheap alternative to the more expensive Western European countries. Bulgarian coastal homes were seized upon as a cheap alternative to the Spanish Costas. Continue reading Are you investing strategically during Brexit?
Tags: BREXIT, investment property, Mortgage loan, Overseas finance, Risk & Reward, taxUK property: where’s hot and where’s not?
Recent government data show that the number of property sales in London have fallen 20% in four years, with the biggest fall in the last two years. Given the overall property market remains active, if not a bit subdued, who are the winners? Continue reading UK property: where’s hot and where’s not?
Tags: Birmingham, Buy to let, investment property, LondonBold Birmingham builds its future
It has been a while since I visited the city centre of Birmingham. Having been to look around the University of Birmingham in 2017, this trip did not take me beyond the University campus area. And what a revelation it was. I still had memories of the Bull Ring of yesteryear embedded in my mind. Continue reading Bold Birmingham builds its future
Tags: European property, foreign buy-to-let, investment propertyBudget 2017: property- mad
It has been a long while since a UK Budget was so rammed with property-related matters, mostly supportive for those vested in the industry and luckily, not so much meddling with taxation, that has frustrated many-a-property investor in recent times. Continue reading Budget 2017: property- mad
Tags: Budget, Buy to let, investment propertyEffect of Rent controls on Property Ecosystems of England, Wales and London?
We are starting to hear calls for Rent Controls from some political circles in the United Kingdom. So it seems appropriate to ask, what will this achieve? Continue reading Effect of Rent controls on Property Ecosystems of England, Wales and London?
Tags: Berlin, Buy to let, investment property, new build, PRSKrakow, new and old. Infrastructure upgrades and UNESCO heritage site
It’s been a while since I have visited Krakow and my, how it has changed…and yet…. how it has not changed a bit. The first obvious change is the amount of roadworks and infrastructure changes. Continue reading Krakow, new and old. Infrastructure upgrades and UNESCO heritage site
Tags: Buy to let, Euro, investment property, Kraków5 Property investor lessons from Catalonia’s push for independence?
The scenario, in many respects, has an air of familiarity to it. In the last few years, Europe has borne witness to the Scottish Referendum in 2014, Britain’s Referendum vote on EU membership in 2016 and now Catalonia’s push for independence has resurged. Continue reading 5 Property investor lessons from Catalonia’s push for independence?
Tags: Barcelona, BREXIT, European Union, investment property