Niche Investment Strategy
London Property Development
Why London's real estate market remains one of the most liquid in the world.
Data from BNP Paribas' real estate division revealed that in the first quarter of 2024, US-based investors substantially increased their activity, investing £1.9bn in London commercial properties. This was a sixfold rise from the previous year and the highest level since late 2015.
Such a dramatic increase underscores the enduring appeal of London's market and highlights its resilience, even in shifting economic conditions. Investors are clearly seizing opportunities where they see long-term value, reinforcing London's status as a global investment hub.
"One of the key reasons for London consistently attracting international investment is the UK's robust legal framework, which ensures the security and stability of property lending in London."
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Our Partner buys and redevelops existing properties in London’s 7 prime areas for £1m+
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Each property has a current market value which is today’s value and not based on other factors such as redevelopment plans etc.
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Our Partner buys only properties between 25% and 50% below the current market value
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Properties are then developed & refinanced
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Our Partner targets a profit of £500k+ on each project we purchase
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With the profits our Partner buys and sells more properties to ensure the company growth
Investment Strategy
Niche Investment Strategies
London Property Development
Our Partner is a boutique real estate developer focusing on the finer areas of the UK's capital city.
Why London? Because our Partner's love for it's home city and the London residential property markets was consistently performing exceedingly well over the last decades.
London has long been considered a safe haven for real estate investments and the city's unique characteristics ensure its enduring popularity and global appeal.
This appeal stems from a unique blend of language, geography, history and architecture and the city of London is well-placed to capitalize on the shift to the “new economy” and the implementation of AI.
