Thursday, April 29, 2010

House Prices Rise by 10.5%

For all buy to let property investment, lettings and management enquiries in Acton Barnes Battersea Bayswater Belgravia Brentford Camden Town Chelsea Chiswick City of London Clapham Docklands Ealing Earls Court Fulham Greenford Hammersmith Hampstead Holland Park Kensington Knightsbridge Maida Vale Notting Hill Park Royal Pimlico Primrose Hill Putney Shepherds Bush South Bank St Johns Wood Victoria West Kensington West Hampstead please contact us on 020 7644 2332

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Guarded Confidence Characterizes Buy-to-let Sector

A clear majority of landlords expressed confidence in the prospects of Britain’s buy-to-let sector, but this optimism is moderated by serious concerns over excessive regulation and legislative changes, reports the Residential Landlords Association. Fully 61% of landlords believe that the rental sector is heading in the right direction, according to a poll conducted by Upad.co.uk.

But 39% of landlords expressed major worries about the fact that government appears especially keen to introduce new forms of potentially punitive regulation of the buy-to-let sector, as well as key legislative changes. One of the continuing concerns that many landlords have is the fact that government housing benefits are still being paid to tenants who might not use this aid to cover their rent. Landlords have called for these housing benefits to be transferred directly to them, in order to ensure the payment of rental fees.

But the 61% of landlords who do feel increasing confidence point to two interrelated trends in the buy-to-let sector. First, the supply of rental properties is no longer growing by the proportions seen last year, when thousands of Britons who were unable to sell their homes due to the financial crisis became temporary “reluctant landlords.”

Secondly, a lower supply of available flats and houses for rent is coupled by a steady stream of tenants looking to rent over the long-term, due to changing perceptions of the buy-to-let market and homeownership among Britons, as well as the flexibility that many young professionals attach to the rental of home. Renting a house allows tenants to relocate with ease to regions with the most employment opportunities.

James Davis, Upad’s chief executive, expressed some surprise when the results of his survey were revealed, considering that many observers expected a “shaky month” after worries surrounding the government’s budget, an uncertain general election in May, as well as new regulation.

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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

West Hampstead Estate Agents: Kilburn Development Property For Sale

West Hampstead Estate Agents: Kilburn Development Property For Sale

Friday, February 5, 2010

Development Land For Sale With Planning Permission

Decoy Tavern (land)
Beccles Road, Fritton
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
NR31

Gross Site Area: 6189 sq/ft*

£ 90,000 + VAT Freehold

ALL OFFERS INVITED - Development land for sale with planning permission for a 4 bedroom detached dwelling.

Located on the boarder of Suffolk and Norfolk in the village of Fritton. The site is on New Road, off the A143 with Haddiscoe train station being the closest and the B1074 leading you to neighbouring villages. It is a residential area with a mixture of detached and semi detached houses.

Norfolk Development Land for Sale

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Wednesday, December 9, 2009

London investment property sales

Parmount Properties offer a complete in-house letting and property managementt package to London landlords, investment clients, property developers, buy to let investors and owners.

We have extensive knowledge of the London rental market and work with a wide range of external contacts to find suitable tenants for our landlords properties,

Our lettings and property management team can advise on the legal obligations imposed on landlord, tenant and lettings agent when leasing, letting or renting out a property, either on a furnished or unfurnished basis.

London investment property sales

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Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Pubs For Sale in need of refurbishment, redevelopment or modernisation

As a property investment or development opportunity, run down freehold hotels and pubs are for sale at under market value and present excellent redevelopment, modernisation and refurbishment opportunities.

Paramount offers UK pubs for sale as a property investment or as a development opportunity

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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Investment property for sale

A plethora of different types of people utilise our property ivestment acquisition and disposal services from domestic occupiers to sole traders, multi-national plc's and property companies.


The folowing listing of pubs for sale are all suitable for redevelopment subject to planning permission


1/ Alma, 176 Moor Road, Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 2NT - £195,000

2/ Brewmaster, 158 Hart Plain Avenue, Waterlooville, Hampshire, PO8 8QP - £295,000

3/ Calthorpe Arms, 155 Wellington Rd, Handsworth, Birmingham, B20 2DZ - £300,000

4/ Coach and Horses, Stephenson Drive, New Park Estate, Leicester, LE3 9AE - £180,000

5/ Colliers Arms, 2 Honeywell Lane, Oldham, Greater Manchester, OL8 2AA - £180,000

6/ Deacons, 538 Christchurch Rd, Bournmouth, Hampshire BH1 4BE - £525,000

7/ Durham Arms, 24 Stephenson Street, Canning Town, London E16 4SA - £260,000

8/ Enterprise, Elizabeth St, Luton, Bedfordshire LU1 5BN - £250,000



9/ Gamekeeper, Whickham Bank, Swalwell, Gateshead, NE16 3BP - £180,000

10/ Golden Cockerell, Lakemead Grove, Highbridge, Bristol, Avon BS13 8EA - £265,000

11/ Little Crown, 12 Short Wyre Street, Colchester, Essex, CO1 1LN - £265,000

12/ Queen Charlotte, 286 Dereham Rd, Norwich, Norfolk NR2 3UU - £295,000

13/ Ring O Bells, 18 Bolton Rd, Bradford, West Yorks BD1 4DA - £180,000

14/ Speakeasy, 54 Yarm Lane, Stockton On Tees, Teeside, TS18 1ER - £275,000

15/ Trader, 527 Roman Rd, London E3 5EL - £475,000