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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostHouse price growth is moving as expected. 2016 to 2020 is predicted to be on average 4% price appreciation each year, i.e. 20% over those 5 years. Pick your areas with a little know-how and you will do better than that.
Interest rates are not going up any time soon: recent BoE minutes show a complete bias to keeping rates on hold, and inflation numbers point more towards a drop in rates rather than a rise.
So, as a leveraged investment, I would be quite happy putting my money in real estate for now, especially given the rising rental yields.
The only danger is a Labour government.....
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House price growth is moving as expected. 2016 to 2020 is predicted to be on average 4% price appreciation each year, i.e. 20% over those 5 years. Pick your areas with a little know-how and you will do better than that.
Interest rates are not going up any time soon: recent BoE minutes show a complete bias to keeping rates on hold, and inflation numbers point more towards a drop in rates rather than a rise.
So, as a leveraged investment, I would be quite happy putting my money in real estate for now, especially given the rising rental yields.
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That real estate crash I've been telling about for the last 10 years is becoming more and more imminent by the day...
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Nationwide House Price Index - Jan 2015
Key Points:
Annual house price growth slowed to 6.8% in January from 7.2% in December
Annual house price growth slowed for the fifth month in a row
UK house prices rose by 0.3% in January
Full report:
http://i.emlfiles8.com/cmpdoc/1/1/2/7/files/267059_house_price_index_jan_2015.pdf?utm_source=N FI&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=5290746_January+H PI&utm_content=$LINK_KEYWORD$&dm_i=5KB,35ED6,531C5 M,BABE1,1Tags: None
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