cardiff property Industry
You might be wondering ‘why buy a rental property in Cardiff’? After all, we’re in the midst of a global pandemic, and a trip to the shops is stressful enough! However, all the findings suggest that now is a great time to invest in a rental home and enjoy the Read more…
With the world of renting properties ever changing on an almost weekly basis it is priority for you to keep ahead of the law. Here’s a short list coming into effect in 2020. April – Minimum EPC Since 2018 landlords have been unable to let their properties to NEW tenants Read more…
Property Prices The average price of UK property rose by just 0.7% in the year to October to £232,944. Property price growth is currently highest across Wales and Yorkshire and the Humber. Rightmove predicts that the price of property coming to market in Britain will rise by 2% during 2020. Read more…
How have the markets changed? A review of selected market indicators since the UK’s referendum on EU membership, show that house prices across England and Wales have risen by 10%. A buyer now requires over £22,000 more to purchase now than they did back in June 2016. Double digit growth Read more…
So, it is no surprise to anyone that property prices in Cardiff have increased over the last twenty years. However, do you know by how much the average property prices have increased? Property in Cardiff twenty years ago was on average just £66,362. Compare that with today’s average Cardiff property Read more…
You may have seen a lot in the news recently about several changes the government are making to the private rental sector. This news has largely been confusing, so rest assured, you are not alone if you do not understand the details of the changes and headlines being spouted in Read more…
A typical landlord selling a rental property in England & Wales last year made an on average gross gain of £79,770. Figures from the latest index by Hamptons International show that 85% of landlords made a gross gain when selling a rental property. However, 15% of landlords made a loss. Read more…
I am often asked “What is going to happen in the Cardiff property market?” or “Where is the best place in Cardiff to invest for my next purchase?” These can be seemingly simple questions, however the answers are not. To address these questions I think we start by looking at Read more…
No, this is not an April fools. Over the last twenty years property prices in Cardiff have increased 231%. To put that into numbers, on average, property owners have made £143,622 since 1999, or £7181 per year. Of course, there has been natural inflation you could take into consideration, and Read more…
Despite tax revenue from residential property seeing its usual annual rise between July and September, total tax revenue in the first nine months of 2018 across England and Wales was 9.5% lower than a year ago, according to the latest data published this week by HMRC and the Welsh Government. Read more…