Why Invest I The UK?
- Current nationwide figures show that house price inflation rates in the UK stand at 5% in the 12 months to June 2006. The south east and key cities such as Birmingham are showing double this figure.
- All regions in England and Wales experienced average price increases over the last twelve months. Figures for England and Wales show that year-on-year change was taken up to 7% following October's jump.
- House prices continue to rise as demand exceeds supply. As the UK's population increases year on year, so does the housing shortage as well as the numbers of prospective tenants. Rents have just started climbing again and with interest rates tipped for a fall - the result is a very attractive investment scenario: more tenants, higher rents and cheaper money.
- Britain's largest building society, Nationwide, have predicted that house prices will rise by 5%-6% in 2007. They also expect prices to end this year up 8%.
- If you have any other questions or if we can be of any further assistance please do not hesitate to contact us.
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