The opportunity

An investment of £100,000 into an average regional property in early 2000 was worth over £270,000 twenty years later according to Nationwide Building Society. At the same time, it would have provided a valuable rental income.

Property may or may not provide similar returns in the future, but it remains one of the most reliable ways for a personal investor to generate additional income and capital gains and to provide a stable base for an investment portfolio or a retirement plan.

Featured properties

Birmingham

≡   1 and 2 bedroom

≡   From £218,500

Manchester

≡   Studios, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom

≡   From £137,586

Greater Birmingham

≡   Studios, 1 and 2 bedroom

≡   From £118,495

Reading

≡   1, 2 and 3 bedroom

≡   From £294,000

Birmingham

≡   1 and 2 bedroom

≡   From £210,000

Manchester

≡   Studios and 1 bedroom

≡   From £140,000

Full expat solution

Property selection

We help clients to choose from a carefully compiled selection of properties. Our overriding objective is to help to meet their investment goals, ambitions and personal preferences.

Monitoring

We offer oversight over the full process, ensuring that every stage is completed in a timely and effective manner, keeping our clients informed each step of the way.

Buy direct

All transactions take place directly between our client and the developer, through both parties' solicitors, and result in an entry in the UK Land Registry in our client's name.

Recent posts

01/02/23

UK property prices continue to falter

Property prices fell back again in January according to figures published today by Nationwide. That is now five months in a row, a rarity in the UK property market.

27/01/23

Average profit on sale exceeds £100k for first time

According to a newly published report by Hamptons Research the gain made by property owners surged to a new record level when they sell.

20/01///23

Look to the Gun Quarter for long term gain

Like the Jewellery Quarter and Digbeth before it, this previously forgotten corner of Birmingham city centre is suddenly where developers want to be.