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European real estate industry is pessimistic about Brexit, new research shows

The decision by the UK to leave the European Union weight heavily on the minds of many in the European real estate industry with many seeing it as a source of gloom but others seeing opportunity. Political instability is rated by 89% of respondents in the latest Emerging Trends Europe analysis report from the Urban […] The post European real estate industry is pessimistic about Brexit, new research shows appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Why you should invest in oversea property?

From a financial point of view this year has not been fantastic for people in England, with Brexit putting people on edge, individuals have become too scared to invest in property until they know what the future holds. However, you shouldn’t let recent events put you off from investing. Although the property market in England […] The post Why you should invest in oversea property? appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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Prime property rents in central London more affordable, latest report shows

Higher activity levels in the prime rental property market in central London have put downwards pressure on rental values, which has boosted affordability for tenants, according to the latest analysis. It mean that the negotiation position of tenants in this lettings sector has strengthened over the course of this year and the number of tenancies […] The post Prime property rents in central London more affordable, latest report shows appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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