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The Bournemouth Property Market, The Beatles, Sweden and 50 year mortgages
50 years ago, in 1967, the first human heart transplant was performed by Dr Christian Barnard in South Africa. […]
33.5 miles – The average distance people go to escape living in Bournemouth
How far do Bournemouth people go to move to a new house?” This was an intriguing question asked by one of my clients the other week. Readers of my property blog will know I love a challenge, especially when it comes to talking about the Bournemouth Property Market!
For the majority, the response is not very far. It is much more common for homeowners and tenants in Great Britain to move across town than to the next town or county. Until now, it’s been hard to say how many homeowners and tenants moved from (and to) relatively far away to buy or rent their new home. However, I carried out some research and requested some statistics from the Royal Mail. What came back was fascinating! […]
Bournemouth rents rise by 19.6% since 2005
The Bournemouth Property Market is a very interesting animal and has been particularly fascinating over the last 12 years when we consider what has happened to Bournemouth rents and house prices.
There’s currently much talk of what will happen to the rental property market following Brexit. To judge that, I believe we must look what happened in the 2008/9 credit crunch (and what has happened since) to judge rationale and methodically, the possible ramifications for long-term investors in the Bournemouth property market. You see, an important, yet overlooked measure is the performance of rental income vs house prices (i.e. the resultant yields over time). In Bournemouth (as for the rest of Great Britain), notwithstanding a slight drop in 2008 and 2009, property rentals have been gradually increasing.
This means when we compare rents in Bournemouth to inflation since 2005, Bournemouth landlords are worse off today, when they receive their monthly rental income, than they were in 2005 by 18.9% in real terms (rents increased by 19.6% since 2005, less the 38.5% inflation since 2005 – net affect 18.9% drop)
However, rental income is not the only way to generate money from property as property values can increase. Although in the short term, cash flows are diminishing, many Bournemouth landlords may be content to accept that for a colossal increase in capital value. […]
2,743 Properties For Sale in Bournemouth … is this a good time to sell?
2017 has started with some positive interest in the Bournemouth property market. Taking a snap shot of the Bournemouth property market for the first quarter of 2017, the picture […]
A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO PROPERTY YIELDS
You may have heard people talk about property yield but what does this mean?
It is a way of measuring the rental potential of a property and is the amount […]
Letting Agent Fee Ban: How it will affect the landlord and the tenant?
At Amber Properties, one of the big issues that landlords are talking about at the moment is […]
A Word to Bournemouth Landlords about Presentation
When letting your property, you naturally want your property to look its best, but how far should you go in terms of presentation?
Firstly, aim to understand how your property […]
KATE’S STORY. ESTABLISHED LETTING AGENTS HANG YOUR HEADS IN SHAME
How could my property stay void for 60 days, that is what I cannot understand? Three of the biggest lettings agents in the Bournemouth and Poole area were unable […]
Primove will see you now
Its good to talk. The sales and lettings market is volatile and can be confusing, with laws and rulings, taxes and tax reliefs. It can be enough to put […]
Why you should love Primove
In the season of love, teddy bears and red roses, a lettings agent has arrived which should be at the top of your Valentines Day affections. Primove is an […]