Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT) seems to be perfect lovers for casinos, as many leading Gaming Advisory firms like Union Gaming believe that it will lead to a consolidation in the world’s gambling sector.
Certain UK gambling laws, including online casino laws, reported by Solicitors Guru support the growth of industry and improve the potential for casino real estate deals.
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The basics of acquiring banking property in the UK
The concept of ‘banking property’ includes all the property that was confiscated, arrested or bailed. Bank property in London forms a self-sufficient segment, which is intermediate between the secondary and primary housing market (new buildings). Continue reading
Student property in the UK: the basic things an investor should be aware of
Investing in student property in major university towns in England is a highly profitable direction, so by now a strong demand for residential properties in the student residential sector has formed already. Continue reading
UK real estate investment flows from Russia are draining, falling from the top list
The Russian investors activity in overseas property market, and UK in particular, is switching from the path of rapid growth to accelerated falling. Continue reading
The Lucrative Real Estate Investment Areas In London By District
The most promising areas for investment in London real estate in the current market are Battersea, Nine Elms and Vauxhall, as these areas are focusing on long-term, really financially attractive projects. In Battersea and Nine Elms a whole neighborhood is erected, here in just 10 minutes of walk you can reach Sloane Square in Chelsea. On the one hand it’s an expensive offer, but on the other, buying an apartment in London, in the new district, where 90% of the objects represent luxury housing, is the dream and goal of many. In addition, the area is very close to Chelsea, so the demand is very high, too.
London Outperforms Paris In Terms Of Elite Property Sales
Luxury property in London is sold more frequently than in Paris. Although French capital is around 4 times smaller in terms of population (8.6ml in London vs. 2.2ml in Paris), London has been its rival for long centuries. Continue reading