In the coming years we can expect an increase of income of investors in the rental sector of real estate in the UK

Private sector rental property in the UK stable as ever and the yields investors are slowly but surely improving. On the improvement of the rental market in England and Wales is the fact that downtime of the property. The total downtime is at historically low levels. Idle periods of the real estate without tenants had dropped to an average of 2.6 weeks.
More than half of the investors surveyed reported that demand for rental either “growing” or “above normal”. Meanwhile, the landlords are not in a hurry to increase their portfolios. The number of those who are willing to expand their investment portfolio and to buy another property in the next 12 months increased slightly from 16.8% to 18.4%, which corresponds to a relatively weak growth optimism.

Changed the demographic situation in the rental market of the United Kingdom. Studies show that an increasing number of young families with children who chose the rental market. These families prefer an apartment with two bedrooms or small family home. Accordingly, decrease in the number of young couples without children, and young professionals who rent an apartment with one bedroom and studios. However, still very few tenants who are willing to sign a contract for long-term period.
Most of the interviewed investors risks associated with the General macroeconomic situation in Europe, and changes in taxation, which was announced recently by the Minister of Finance of great Britain. Despite this, investor sentiment in UK property positive and the next few years we can expect a slow but steady increase in incomes of investors in the rental sector of the UK property.
® Alice Morgan. G. 20.11.2015
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