Young Group

The latest Young Index survey of residential investment sentiment shows that over the past 12 months, investors with residential property holdings have switched the spread of additional asset classes that they hold.

Latest Young Index results, for Q2 2010, point to a softening of the 12 month base rate expectation from buy-to-let investors.

With no clear winner emerging from the closest fought election in 80 years, should the leaders of the three main parties decide to bunk up together in 10 Downing Street, they’ll need a change of use planning application…!

The latest Young Index survey of residential investment sentiment shows landlords’ property price expectations have stabilised at pre-credit crunch levels.

Whilst regulation of the residential property sector remains hotly debated it appears that landlords are ready to embrace regulation.

The Bank of England’s decision to hold the Base Rate at 0.5% for the 13th consecutive month came as no real surprise given the weak economic backdrop and a reduction in the headline inflation rate. This is unlikely to change in the short term.

Results from this quarter’s Young Index survey of residential investor sentiment show, overwhelmingly, that landlords believe a Conservative government would bring the greatest benefits for private rented sector landlords.

Young Index results for Q3 2009 from Young Group show that buy-to-let investors are no longer reviewing the mortgage market on a regular basis and intend to hold onto their assets for the long term.

Latest results from Young Group’s Young Index show the continuation of a rising trend; increasingly positive sentiment among buy-to-let landlords that property prices will stabilise and rise over the next 12 months.

Estate agency, Young London, is making use of Twitter, not only to inform house-hunters about new properties, but also to encourage readers to share their London favourites in a newly launched online e-zine, LowDowN.