Property Classifieds UK

The property market is still bucking the current downward financial trend and remains an attractive option for investors. However, deciding to invest in commercial property or residential property can be difficult. These two property sectors are different and can deliver different results.  In most cases, commercial property is seen as being more profitable, but the initial investment is often higher. The paperwork and legal process are usually more complicated and time-consuming as well. There are advantages and disadvantages to investing in either sector, is commercial property investment going to give you the best returns or is residential property a better choice? Residential property investment The residential property sector is focused on properties that are designed as living spaces for individuals, couples and families. They may be flats and maisonettes, detached and semi-detached houses as well as terraced and link houses.  The rental term is usually shorter than you would fin

Despite rising interest rates and potentially falling house prices, coupled with the pressure from the cost of living crisis, increasing energy bills and the Russian-Ukraine situation, there are predictions that 2022 is the year for property investment. The legacy of a robust property market in 2021 with the significant increase in ‘staycations’, which boosted the appeal of short-term lets, together with a projected economic growth of 3.6% in 2022 has prompted the rising interest in property investment opportunities. So, should you be considering property investment in the future? Why property investment? Inflation is going up; interest rates are increasing; energy prices and the cost of living crisis are hitting people hard, so why invest in property ? A recent survey has discovered that most people still believe bricks-and-mortar is the best investment asset class in the UK despite all of this. Finder’s new survey revealed that 29.6% of people in the UK believe that property will be

London today has launched the biggest extension of its public transport system this century. Dubbed the Elizabeth Line—and launched to coincide with celebrations of Queen Elizabeth II’s 70th year on the throne—the long-awaited £18.9 billion link is much more than just a new railway line.  Sidd Mahajan , through his many years of experience and knowledge had the vision and pre-empted the market changing along this area; he was quick to make moves accordingly. Today, Tulip Real Estate has properties on the Elizabeth Line at Ilford, Seven King, Goodmayes, Chadwell, Heath, Stratford, Forest Gate, Canary Wharf, Reading, which they have been buying since 2013. The huge Olympic regeneration of London and Stratford, in particular, brought about a monumental boost to property prices and today, the London Borough of Newham remains one of the best performing pockets of the London market as a result.  Tulip Real Estate London received an overpowering response during the 2012 Olympics and the compa