My analysis has shown that up to the end of the last quarter, Hounslow first time buyers purchased 105 Hounslow properties. With wages rising at 2.8%, unemployment at a low rate of 4.2% (down from 4.6% from a year earlier and the joint lowest since 1975), national GDP rising at 1.87% and inflation at 2.3%, tied in with indifferent house price growth (compared to a few years ago), this has given first time buyers a chance to get a foot hold on the Hounslow property market.
Over the last twenty years, there has been a shift in the way the Hounslow (and the UK’s) […]
The current average value of a property in Hounslow currently stands at £383,700 and the base rates at […]
am of the opinion that buy to let investment in Hounslow, in the long-term, will bring substantial returns for landlords, irrespective of latest regulation and tax changes.
Taking a very conservative (with a small ‘c’) view, I believe landlords will see a projected net profit of
Those Hounslow people wanting property values to drop would be those 30 or 40 something’s, sitting on a sizeable amount of equity………..Yet, if you have recently bought a Hounslow property with a gigantic mortgage, you’ll want Hounslow property values to rise. ……
I have been doing some research, looking both at National and Regional reports on the demand and […]
There is good news for Hounslow buy to let landlords as ‘top of the range’ well-presented properties are getting really decent rents compared to a year ago however, this rise in rents is thwarting many potential first time buyers from saving for both a deposit and money for a rainy day. On top of this, there is also a shortage of Hounslow homes coming on the market thus adding fuel to the slowdown and affecting not just Hounslow first time buyers but also those going up the housing ladder.
It’s been nearly 18 months since Sajid Javid, the Tory Government’s Housing Minister published the White Paper “Fixing the Broken UK Housing Market”, meanwhile Hounslow property values continue ……