Why the UK
A transparent market, strong legal protections and regional cities in the middle of major regeneration. Here's what attracts international investors, and what to plan for.
Property ownership in England and Wales is recorded by HM Land Registry, and purchases go through regulated solicitors with anti-money-laundering checks at every stage. For overseas buyers, that clarity is a large part of the appeal.
The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 strengthened buyers' positions: at developments like London House, owners pay a peppercorn (£0) ground rent and have a statutory right to extend their lease by 990 years from day one.
Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Birmingham and Preston are each in the middle of multi-billion-pound regeneration, with new transport, jobs and homes. Entry prices remain well below London's.
Large student populations, growing city-centre workforces and high graduate retention create a steady pool of tenants for well-located, modern apartments.
Qualified international investors can access UK mortgages from selected lenders, with up to 70% loan-to-value available on some developments. We introduce you to specialist brokers.
UK property lets investors diversify into a major global currency and a mature market, alongside holdings at home or in the Gulf.
Plan with clear eyes
We believe good advice includes the costs. Before you buy, budget for:
We'll help you weigh the numbers for your situation and introduce qualified solicitors, brokers and tax advisers.
