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With the BNO Visa scheme in full swing and a weak pound, the number of Hong Kong Buyers rushing to purchase UK property is increasing.

First-time buyer delays mean UK expat investors are benefitting from a slower, less competitive property market and inflated rental prices.

A weak pound is encouraging overseas investors to buy UK property for comparatively cheaper prices as domestic buyer competition wanes.

With a weakened pound and excellent investment conditions, increased numbers of international buyers are looking to buy UK property.

Rental competition is benefitting UK expat investors as rising interest rates and economic uncertainty continue to push up profits.

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Stuart Marshall looks at the headlines from the Chancellors mini-budget and explains the impact for new and existing UK expat and foreign national investors.

With energy price rises taking hold, we explain why energy efficiency should be a primary consideration for UK Expat investors.

A PLEA has been made for Scottish Borders Council to ‘crack on’ with an £8m ‘Dutch-style’ state-of-the-art residential care village in…

The Student Rental Sector continues to grow and is becoming increasingly enticing for UK Expats investing with specialist mortgage products.