UK buying up foreign properties
UK buying up foreign properties
With the recent numbers showing close to two million Britons emigrating from the UK it should be no surprise that the number of British investors who are also looking to foreign shores has increased. A recent report by DataMonitor shows that the investors from the UK own over 3.81 million properties on foreign soil. This number is only looking to increase in the years to come as more and more British continue to the mass exodus from the UK. In fact, the number provided by the report expects the land value in foreign countries to almost increase by double from this year to 2012. This is based on a thirteen percent annual increase over the given five year period.
In addition to the increase of people deciding to leave the UK for chances abroad, another popular reason that the foreign real estate market is on the rise is the popularity of purchasing a secondary or vacation property home in countries whose real estate market has normally experienced the annual growth that the UK and other popular locations have felt. This has the left the cost of purchasing the property at a reasonable price for investors or first time purchasers to be able to pick up a home.
Today one in ten from Britain have taken up residency in a foreign country. The research has shown that this number is only looking to increase in addition to those looking to retire aboard. The foreign market is looking to get a big boost from the current emigration conditions of the UK.
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