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Adventum Offshore Newsletter 3rd October 2017 A succinct weekly take on the UK property market. Here's a roundup of headlines from the Adventum Offshore team. Subscribe to the weekly Roundup here: http://www.adventumoffshore.com/contact.htmlMoving upstream outside London is the only option left for BTL investors Here’s a roundup of what we thin...

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Adventum Offshore Newsletter | 18th September 2017 A succinct weekly take on the UK property market. Here's a roundup of headlines from the Adventum Offshore team. Subscribe to the weekly Roundup here: http://www.adventumoffshore.com/contact.htmlBright spots outside LondonHere’s a roundup of what we think are the big news stories of previous week:

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Adventum Offshore Newsletter 28th August 2017 Mortgage Market UpdateIf you own four or more buy-to-let investment properties, you may be affected by changes coming to the mortgage landscape this year. From 30th September 2017, lending is likely to become more difficult due to less lenders in the marketplace and more restrictions being put in pl...

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Adventum Offshore Newsletter 21st August 2017 A succinct weekly take on the UK property market. Here's a roundup of headlines from the Adventum Offshore team. Subscribe to the weekly Roundup here: http://www.adventumoffshore.com/contact.htmlClear signs for investors to explore development opportunitiesHere’s a roundup of what we think are the b...

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Adventum Offshore Newsletter 17th August 2017 A succinct weekly take on the UK property market. Here's a roundup of headlines from the Adventum Offshore team. Subscribe to the weekly Roundup here: http://www.adventumoffshore.com/contact.htmlLondon quarterly property forecast: flat with outbreaks of sunshineHere’s a roundup of what we think are…

apartment rents are either steady or increasing for -luxury apartments.

The analyses that often paint this reality cull from both luxury apartment buildings and the region’s more utilitarian fare. A new report from real estate listings site ‘Boston Pads’ seeks to separate the non-luxury apartments from the luxury spreads in amenity-laden buildings to provide a snapshot of how much it costs to rent your average one- or two-bedroom home. It turns out that even removing the luxury apartments means that tony Back Bay is the most expensive area for renting either a one-bedroom or a two-bedroom. And Quincy and Dorchester are the least expensive.

None of the vacancy rates are particularly beefy. Some, like in Newton and Beacon Hill are extremely low, which helps explain why rents remain relatively high, even in non-luxury buildings: There’s just not that much supply to satisfy the demand.

Source: boston.curbed.com
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Boston apartment rents for the 99 percent: Non-luxury buildings A new report seeks to separate the non-luxury apartments from the luxury spreads in amenity-laden buildings to provide a snapshot of how much it costs to rent your average one- or two-bedroom home.

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Adventum Offshore Newsletter 8th August 2017 A succinct weekly take on the UK property market. Here's a roundup of headlines from the Adventum Offshore team. Subscribe to the weekly Roundup here: http://www.adventumoffshore.com/contact.htmlHousing market bucking wider growth trends Here’s a roundup of what we think are the big news stories of…

was ranked the for global real estate investment by Schroders Global Cities Index after and . Boston is one of 18 American cities listed in the top 30 by Schroders.

The index utilized a number of factors to identify the most “economically vibrant cities” including the population age 15 and over as a way to gauge demand for goods and services, median household income, retail sales and gross domestic product. The index also factors potential future growth into its calculations and local university rankings

Out of those categories, Boston ranked highest in university ranking, where it came in second only to Hong Kong. Boston ranked 8th in income, 24th in retail, 24th in population and 17th in gross domestic product.

source: http://www.schroders.com/en/schrodersglobalcities/blog/global-cities-index/

Global Cities Index - Global Cities - Schroders

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Adventum Offshore Newsletter 31st July 2017 A succinct weekly take on the UK property market. Here's a roundup of headlines from the Adventum Offshore team. Subscribe to the weekly Roundup here: http://www.adventumoffshore.com/contact.htmlEstate agents getting hammered as profits drop across the sectorHere’s a roundup of what we think are the...

London's Walkie Talkie building sold for record breaking £1.3bn. Sum paid for City skyscraper by Hong Kong food conglomerate Lee K*m Kee is highest ever for a single UK building.

US sees spike in Canadian homebuyers. Canadians reeling from soaring prices at home helped fuel an increase foreign home purchases in the US, according to a survey of US property agents. Canadians spent $19bn, more than double the previous year, much of it in the sunny southern state of Florida, the National Association of Realtors said. Purchases by foreigners increased 32% from April 2016 to March 2017. They accounted for about 5% of the US housing market. Sunny and warm Florida, California and Texas were top states for foreign buyers

Trinity Islands consisting of a 67-storey tower is recommended for approval by planning chiefs. Once approved, it will be the tallest building in Manchester and will confirm Manchester as Britain’s second city for towers in its race for the sky.