Property market holding up well in North of England

[Nicholas Wallwork]

Many people would argue that the South of England and London have most to lose from the recent EU referendum as these areas are the hub of the UK economy. As is often the case, the North of England does not necessarily get the coverage it deserves with property price movements in the South of

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Less overvalued than property markets in the South, offering up to double digit rental yields and potentially less downside - what is there not to like about the cheaper North of England property market?

 

[PostBrexitInvestor]

Many new entrants to the property investment market seem overly focused upon short-term capital gains when there is great milage in long-term rental income mixed with capital gains. The property markets in the North of England seem to fit with the rental income model makes with more moderate long-term capital gains.

 

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Maybe in these times of uncertainty investors will revert to the steadier investment model of solid rental income and long-term capital gains. Instead of this insatiable appetite for short-term gains?