Analysis of the current situation of British real estate in recent years

When you apply to immigrate to the UK, you will generally consider buying a house in the UK after your success, so it is very important to know the real estate market in the UK before you immigrate. So what is the current situation of real estate in Britain? Let's take a look at the analysis of the current situation of British real estate in recent years.

First of all, the average real estate interest rate in Britain is about 6%

According to statistics, the overall property in London is stable, averaging 5%- 6%, and even exceeding 8% in some areas, much higher than that in Beijing and Shanghai. In some areas of northern England and western Wales, it can reach 6.5% to 7.7%. At the same time, the average in London is 5.7%; The area around London is 6.6%.

At present, we all know that housing prices in London, England have been on the rise, but they are also very high. According to the survey, the average monthly housing in London reached 1 100, up 7.6% year-on-year.

A British real estate appraisal company boldly predicts that the London real estate rental market will continue to prosper in five years, and the scope will be larger than the room size, and the main driving force behind this comes from the wave of overseas tenants entering London. London's North and East Districts will become hot spots for real estate leasing. At present, all lots and rooms in these two areas exceed 5%, occupying many high points in London.

However, it should be noted that the data show that high-priced real estate has not brought high-rise, for example, the WC 1 in London is only 4.5%, while the clapham in the second district of Southwest China can reach 7.2%. It can be seen that the real estate is affected by the real estate price, location, room type and real estate condition.

Second, the British real estate appreciation momentum is very strong.

Since 20 12, housing prices in Britain, especially London, which China people like, have been going on for several months. For them, the continuous rise in housing prices provides a broad appreciation space. As far as the current situation is concerned, the driving force of housing price growth in Britain, especially in London, remains undiminished for the following reasons:

The long-term housing shortage in Britain will lead to a long-term rise in real estate prices. The British Planning Bureau once suggested that Britain should build 240,000 to 290,000 new houses every year from 2008 to 2028 to meet the growth of the British population (by 2028, the population of the whole UK will increase from the current 62 million to 70 million). In 2009, only 78,000 new houses were built, slightly more than in 2065, with 438+00 houses, and only 654.38+10,000 houses were built. Obviously, the speed of building houses in Britain can't keep up with the rapid growth of population, which will inevitably lead to an increase in house prices year by year.

Compared with some countries with unstable economic development, the value-added of high-end luxury real estate in Britain is quite stable. In the current global economic turmoil, overseas buyers regard high-end real estate in Britain (especially London) as a safe haven. Therefore, many international people turn their eyes to high-end real estate in London, instead of following the traditional routine to invest their money in unstable foreign exchange markets such as gold, US dollars and Swiss francs.