Are you starting to lose interest in being a residential landlord? Undoubtedly, over the past 10 years, the government’s wave of tax changes has made it less attractive to be a landlord. With rising costs, many have decided to sell their properties and move out of the market. However, despite this, if you’re an investor looking to generate passive income … Read More
New Report Finds Student Rents up by 30% Year-on-Year
One of the best ways to capitalise on the high demand for student property in the UK is by investing in Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA). This niche asset class specifically caters to the needs of students and provides a hassle-free rental experience for investors. The UK is known globally for its top-quality higher education institutions, attracting students from all … Read More
Annual Yields Continue to Rise Across all Regions
Fleet’s latest regional snapshot has revealed some exciting news for property investors. The report shows that annual yields for properties in England and Wales have reached record highs, increasing from 5.6% last year to an impressive 6.3% now. These numbers are based on a year-on-year comparison between Q2 2023 and Q2 2022. So, what’s behind this surge in property yields? … Read More
Mortgage Costs in Focus: Understanding What’s Happening in the Market
Four of Britain’s biggest lenders, namely Halifax, HSBC, Nationwide Building Society, and TSB, have recently cut rates on their fixed mortgage deals. This news is especially relevant for property investors seeking to maximise their investment returns and build wealth. On the other hand, it’s important to note that the Bank of England has raised interest rates 14 times, which has … Read More
High Demand for Purpose Built Student Accommodation Despite Fall in Top A-level Grades
Despite the recent fall in top A-level grades across the UK, the demand for Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) is still high. In the run-up to the academic year, which starts in September, students from around the country will soon be on the move and will need secure accommodation to begin their studies. On top of this, overseas students will … Read More
Energy-Efficient New Builds Could Boost Short-term Let Returns
As an investor, looking for ways to boost your rental returns from your property investment is always important. Those looking to add a Short-term let to their portfolio will be interested to know that a new study has revealed that energy-efficient new build properties can help you save up to £2,200 per year on bills. This makes them a great … Read More
High-Interest Rates: To Invest or Not to Invest in Property?
When interest rates are high, deciding whether or not to invest in property can be difficult. On the one hand, a higher cost of borrowing means you could end up paying more for the property than its worth. On the other hand, savings left in bank accounts during a time of high inflation rates means the spending power of your … Read More
UK House Building Shortage in Numbers
The UK property market has been hit with a significant dilemma in recent years: the need for more new build properties. This has caused considerable disruption for homeowners, renters, and investors. In this blog post, Fabrik Property Groups examines the current shortage of new build properties in the UK and discuss its implications for the housing market. We will also … Read More
Brexit vs Covid: Which Impact on the UK Property Market Most?
The property market in the United Kingdom has seen immense fluctuation over the past few years. With Brexit negotiations causing a major stir in mid-2016 and the global pandemic of Covid-19 hitting hard in 2020, it can be challenging to determine which event had a more significant impact on the UK property market. In this feature, the experts at Fabrik … Read More
Sharp Decline in UK Inflation Prompts Revision in Interest Rate Forecasts
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the rate of price rises in the UK dropped to 7.9% in the year up to June. However, it is important to note that prices are still rising, just at a slower pace than before, as indicated by the consumer price index (CPI) measure of inflation. Another measure of inflation, core inflation, … Read More
