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Navigating UK Mortgages for Nigerian Investors

As a Nigerian investor looking to purchase property in the UK, understanding the mortgage system is crucial. While the process may seem daunting, with the proper guidance and preparation, you can successfully navigate the UK mortgage market and secure financing for your investment.

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Understanding Different Types of Yields in the UK Real Estate Market

When people discuss Return on Investment (ROI) in real estate, they are generally referring to two key aspects: rental yield and capital gain. These are two common ways to measure the profitability of property investments in the UK real estate market.

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Is Now the Right Time to Buy a House in the UK? Weighing the Pros and Cons of a Stabilizing Market

The UK housing market has always been a point of interest for investors and homebuyers alike, including many Nigerians looking for opportunities abroad. The UK housing market has experienced significant changes in recent years, with the COVID-19 pandemic being a key driver of market fluctuations. After rapid price growth in the aftermath of the pandemic, the market has shown signs of stability, with moderate price increases expected in 2024.

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The UK Housing Market

Back on planet UK, the real estate market has been hurtling towards the stars at breakneck speed since Brexit. Official figures out this week show that prices rose 12.4% over the year to April 2022, with average sold prices reaching dizzying heights of £281,000. There are regional disparities, average prices in England increased to £299,000 (11.9%), in Wales to £212,000 (16.2%), and in Scotland to £188,000 (16.2%).