Second Calling ? How London Is Wooing Property Investors
With impeccable lifestyle and retail options nearby, complemented by its closeness to major transport hubs - two properties: Tottenham Court Road West and Teddington Riverside are worthy London property investments.
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As we head into 2020, London looks set to remain a great place to own a holiday home with or without the EU. Two London properties featured here, most notably, Tottenham Court Road West, happens to be one of the chicest developments to dot the city. London has long been Europe’s most sought after international property market. Foreign buyers have flocked to the UK’s capital for years. Even during times of changing legislation, a fluctuating Pound, and Brexit, buyers haven’t been as drastically put off as one might have thought. If anything, the last several months have seen developers and agencies selling London property overseas doing especially well. This can be owed to many things including civil unrest in Hong Kong and favourable exchange rates, but it just goes to show you how London still attracts buyers. Recent information released by LonRes showed that there has been an upswing in London’s most expensive neighbourhoods over the third quarter. Areas which throughout the last couple of years, had been in the weaker end of the market. This includes neighbourhoods such as Belgravia, Knightsbridge, and Mayfair. While we wait for Brexit to ac...
The post Second Calling – How London Is Wooing Property Investors appeared first on LUXUO.
As we head into 2020, London looks set to remain a great place to own a holiday home with or without the EU. Two London properties featured here, most notably, Tottenham Court Road West, happens to be one of the chicest developments to dot the city. London has long been Europe’s most sought after international property market. Foreign buyers have flocked to the UK’s capital for years. Even during times of changing legislation, a fluctuating Pound, and Brexit, buyers haven’t been as drastically put off as one might have thought. If anything, the last several months have seen developers and agencies selling London property overseas doing especially well. This can be owed to many things including civil unrest in Hong Kong and favourable exchange rates, but it just goes to show you how London still attracts buyers. Recent information released by LonRes showed that there has been an upswing in London’s most expensive neighbourhoods over the third quarter. Areas which throughout the last couple of years, had been in the weaker end of the market. This includes neighbourhoods such as Belgravia, Knightsbridge, and Mayfair. While we wait for Brexit to ac...
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