Search results

Blimey, let’s recap: 1. You asked a question about housing stock, which I provided an answer to. 2. You then popped back with an attitude problem and an (incorrect) assertion that business to business sale/purchase of property portfolios weren’t a thing. To support this you provided a...

So you think organisations with large property portfolios that want to offload all or a portion of their portfolio sell each property individually through high street estate agents? Paying residential agents a commission per property? Property is a global business. I’m not talking about the...

If a property portfolio is owned by a company, and that company overextends itself and runs into trouble, or the portfolio owners wish to cash in their chips, the company directors will look to sell assets to repair their balance sheet/exit from their positions. Very few private individuals...

It can all the while that professional landlords/property companies believe they can increase their income by expanding their portfolio. In prior boom/bust cycles the U.K. housing market more largely consisted of owner/occupiers. This is no longer the case to the same extent. So, rather...

In the past rising interest rates would have caused a mass exodus from the market as people failed to find their mortgage payments affordable, but owner occupiers who lived through the 80s have quite sensibly fixed their rates, making them immune to short-term rises, but still potentially...