The best way to add value to your rental property ?
The subject of a lack of Cheltenham and Gloucester property bargains over the last couple of years has always been near the top of most local landlord’s thoughts. I have built up an extensive database of every property sale in the area since the late 1990 ’s, so am able to give an objective and unbiased opinion on what (and what doesn't) make a good property deal / investment. Knowing what is and what has happened to the property market in Cheltenham and Gloucester, enables me to spot any trends or opportunities for buy to let landlords.
Here are some
bargains that I spotted at the time and made a note of. It’s obvious other
people thought the same as some have now resold a few years later. A 5 bed mid
terraced on Knowles Road in Gloucester sold in February 2013 for just £112,000.
Admittedly it needed a lick of paint, but it was decent sized 930 sq ft house.
What a bargain, because they sold it again eleven months later for £132,000 ....
a 18% increase in just 11 months. If you were wanting something in Cheltenham,
one buyer paid £195,000 in the late Spring of 2012 for a 650 sq ft two bed
Victorian terraced house on Moorend
Road, just off Leckhampton Road on the South side of the town, selling
it again this year in April for £230,000, a rise of 18% in two years against the Cheltenham average of 4.8%.
Whether you
are a landlord of ours or not or someone thinking of investing
in rental market for the first time, drop by our offices for any advice and opinion on
where the bargains are in the area. You see, as I don’t
sell property, I can look at the whole of the market. Please email me on neil.west@belvoirlettings.com
for any opinion on the Cheltenham and Gloucester property markets.
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