The UK Renters’ Rights Act is here. Is your London property compliant?
UK heatwaves are back in the news, and just like the weather, it is getting harder to ignore. If you are used to the comfortable air conditioning in Hong Kong or Asia, British summers can feel like a real shock to the system. The moment you switch to social media, you will see the exact …
The UK housing market felt an unexpected change this June. According to Rightmove, across the country, the average asking price dipped by 0.6%, making the biggest June drop we’ve witnessed in 14 years. It looks like sellers are swiftly adjusting their expectations and trimming prices just to get buyer’s attention, especially with everyone currently distracted …
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It is completely natural to scan today’s economic headlines and feel a little hesitant, but seasoned investors know that market shifts are exactly where the best opportunities are found. If your goal is building lasting wealth, June 2026 is shaping up to be an incredibly smart window to make your move. Currently, two of the …
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If you’ve been investing from Hong Kong for a while, you must be very well aware that when headlines say that the market is “stalling”, it’s time to be alert. While average buyers are noticing cooling numbers as a reason to take a break, seasoned buyers are seeing it as a green signal, an opportunity …
Insights into Defensive Investment Under the Renters’ Rights Act The primary residential market in Hong Kong is heating up again as Sun Hung Kai Properties (SHKP) recently released the first price list for Lime Spark, its latest project in Tsuen Wan East. With the first batch of 110 units priced at an average discounted price …
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A second chance for investors who missed Royal Arsenal Riverside Many investors saw what happened at Royal Arsenal Riverside. Once the Elizabeth Line opened, Woolwich changed completely. Travel got easier; more people moved to this town; new retail outlets and cafes followed; and property demand increased. The Orien at The Green Quarter in Southall brings …
Latest studies by Benham and Reeves show that while renting in London is expensive, the pressure on tenants is beginning to reduce as earnings rise across much of the capital. Our latest analysis compares average monthly salaries with average monthly rental costs to assess how much income tenants are typically spending on housing. Across the …
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The UK property market slowed slightly in the second half of 2025. This is because buyers were waiting for clarity on tax changes and Stamp Duty adjustments. With these uncertainties now behind us, interest rates are showing early signs of easing and property supply is more stable. Analysts expect prices to grow by 3% to …
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Investors who own property in the UK, including those from Hong Kong, are all asking the same thing: What will the UK Autumn Budget 2025 mean for me? Under the new leadership at the Treasury and fiscal tightening, this Budget, expected on 26 November 2025, will reshape how overseas investors approach London property investment. Benham …
After a hectic June, the UK housing market saw a reset in the month of July. Rightmove recorded a 1.2% dip in average asking prices, with London marking the most significant hit, down to 1.5% overall. Inner London prices dipped by 2.1% and the average price in the capital city came down to £684,689, once …
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The London property market showcases renewed energy in mid-2025, indicating a promising period for discerning Hong Kong property buyers seeking appealing opportunities in the capital. Latest data indicates that property sales across the UK grew by more than 6%* in June, –compared to the previous year. This figure is driven by more homes entering the …
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In the second financial quarter, the London property landscape marks a pivotal movement – boosted by an investor-favourable combination of buying conditions and rising housing availability. Thanks to the brief post-tax deadline cooldown earlier this year, the market has gained traction, supported by factors such as strong inventory levels, realistic pricing and renewed investor interest. …
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