High return potential in Havering

While it’s known as one of the most expensive cities in the world there is still a chance to make a good return on property investments. Landlords especially are able to benefit, especially if they have properties in attractive Boroughs. They can gain a considerable rental yield back from their investments as a result. Havering is proving to be one of the best places to invest in rentals. Continue reading →

Investing in a home in a child-friendly borough

Classified as part of Inner London by some definitions and Outer by others, Haringey was formed in 1965 and today it’s one of London’s finest Boroughs. The sense of community here is something rather special, with village-style fairs, local festivals and even art events. If you are someone with a family or are looking to start one, then the area is definitely the place for you. Continue reading →

Fulham offers many wonderful opportunities to landlords

Fulham is one of the most interesting areas in London. It has a long, chequered history, and wasn’t always the prosperous area it is today. In fact in the 1700s the myriad of night time activities available were the major attraction. Nowadays the wonderful schools and picturesque streets of Victorian and Edwardian homes are the big draw. This has resulted in a huge change in the residents. Continue reading →

Landlords in Greenwich earn the highest rental yields in inner London

In August Multi-Let London revealed that Greenwich offers the best rental yields of any inner Borough in the capital. The market in the area is fantastic, offering the most affordable average rental rates coupled with attractive purchase prices. The rates results in high demand from renters. The house prices means investors can see their money go further than it would in other areas. Continue reading →

Enfield is an attractive area for investment in properties

Enfield has a wonderful history and enjoyed a great deal of growth over the centuries. Originally the area began to grow because it was located on the Roman road between London and York. By 1086 the town was established and became a bustling centre for commerce. A market charter followed in 1303 and the arrival of the railway in 1840 transformed the area into a suburb of the capital. Continue reading →

Ealing is a maturing market offering good rental values

Ealing has enjoyed impressive rises in property prices over the last few years as a result of improvements to transport links. When Crossrail was approved in 2007 demand in the area increased thanks to the announcement that five new stations would be created in the Borough. This rose further in 2009 when construction began and could very well continue until completion in 2019. Continue reading →

Croydon’s £5.35 billion regeneration

Croydon is set to be the centre of one of the largest regeneration projects in London. The local Council revealed that they are embarking on a landmark £5.25 billion project to make the area and the wider Borough a cultural centre that is attractive to residents as well as businesses. It would be a welcome renaissance for the region. Continue reading →