I have been in charge of Business Development for chase Devonshire for years now. Property management never has been an easy service to sell, but we can feel the needs changing.

Before, agents wanted us to buy their management and just take it away from their office. Now, it seems that it is more about buying our service.

It is a major nuance and in fact it changes the way business is approaching the market these days, from professional property brokers to small to medium sized property shops we can help you to get the most in a volatile market.

Precisely because Chase Devonshire has the pulse of the UK property we are well positioned to take you through this little bumpy market correction through to the smooth calmer safe waters on the other side, for more good advice contact Chase Devonshire directly by phone on 0207 740 1770 or by email on info@chasedevonshire.com.

I can come to see you in and chat about your needs and how we may best serve you. Together we will make a difference, we can change the future by working together to maximise your investments.

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Property prices are going down would not want to ask our investor to buy right now due to the low cost.  We think differently.

It is of our opinion that investment is good at the moment. This is because if you have the funds, you can pick up a property and that the actual yield has risen not due to the cost of the properties, but because rents have actually gone up!!

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Buy to let is still a great investment opportunity in the UK, over the last six months rents rose 12 per cent to an annual figure of £12,041. According to leading mortgage broker Paragon based in the West Midlands.

The rising rents put further pressure on first-time buyers locked out of the mortgage market by the credit crunch until they can raise sizable deposits, 100% and 125% mortages are a thing of the past.

A third of landlords now report tenant demand is expanding rapidly – the highest level in nearly four years – as first-time buyers delay stepping onto the property ladder.

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Some 58 per cent of landlords said demand was stable and strong. The regions getting the highest rentals were, in order , London with a high buy-to-let average of £20547,The South West (£15970) and East Anglia(£12 738).

Rising rents have masked the effects of falling house prices for landlords – with yields remaining stable at 6.3 per cent for the third consecutive month.

The average investment opportunity has been 1.5% from February through January of this year, unsurprisingly East Anglia has had the highest jump in Property value YoY of 34% wih rental income up 1.3% YoY to 6.3%.

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Average monthly rent in the UK now stands at over £1,000 for the first time.

According to a leading web based property blog aboutproperty.co.uk the leading cause was the mortage rate increases in the private rented sector where average rents rose four per cent in the first quarter of 2008, new figures from buy-to-let specialist Paragon show.

Over the last six months rents rose 12 per cent to an annual figure of £12,041.

The rising rents put further pressure on first-time buyers locked out of the mortgage market by the credit crunch until they can raise sizable deposits.

A third of landlords now report tenant demand is expanding rapidly – the highest level in nearly four years – as first-time buyers delay stepping onto the property ladder.

Some 58 per cent of landlords said demand was stable and strong.

Rising rents have masked the effects of falling house prices for landlords – with yields remaining stable at 6.3 per cent for the third consecutive month.

What does this mean for you? As we have the means because we have seasoned buy-to-let professionals (0207 740 1770 ) who can advise you on your investment portfolio.

To find out please call one of our executive consultants on 0207 740 1770 to see you on how you maximise your profit by continuing your investment curve

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Still centred on the capital, Cape Town, the South African property market is likely to expand when the country hosts the Fifa Football World Cup: South Africa 2010.

Average property prices are still reasonably low, but are sure to rise - making quick action necessary.

With the latest interest rate rise,the South African reserve bank has taken an opposite tack to the one taken by the Bank
of England’s monetary policy committee. By increasing the interest rate to rates not seen for many years in an attempt to hold back the oil
induced inflation, South Africa’s Tito Mboweni is showing the steadfast commitment to a stable and low inflation based economy.

The South African market, although affected by the international US inspired market slump has been well prepared with their introduction of the FICA financial credit act almost a year ago. This had the immediate effect of cooling of the overheated South African economy and acted as a buffer so the US slump did not have as an immediate an effect as it did in the UK, the US and EU.

The locals might not think so but for investors this has a two fold benefit, lower house prices and better long term investment potential when the FIFA world cup comes around and by to let schemes really kick on for the short term haul.

Speak to ChaseDevonshire today about your profit potential in the international acquisitions market, we can help you to acquire some real gems.

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