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Sharmaine* at 22:20, 12 December 2013

2013-12-12T22:20:16Z

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	So I would suggest:		So I would suggest:

−	*A reduction in capital gains tax, so as to improve the flexibility of sales and purchases of property. Moreover an investor may wish to retain property for a longer term for capital growth. An ever increasing capital gain tax does not make an investment viable.	+	*A reduction in capital gains tax so as to improve the flexibility of sales and purchases of property. Moreover an investor may wish to retain property for a longer term for capital growth. An ever increasing capital gain tax does not make an investment viable.

−	*Shifting Central Business Districts (CBD's), by attracting specific groups of investors to targeted land ~~and~~ will result in agglomeration of economies. The more prime land you have the higher our chances of high quality tenants/ investors~~. Property value in London is over inflated~~.	+	*Shifting Central Business Districts (CBD's), by attracting specific groups of investors to targeted land will result in agglomeration of economies. The more prime land you have the higher our chances of attracting high quality tenants/ investors.

−	*The Estates Gazette's 2013 rich list of property investors has foreign investors ~~topping up~~ the ~~list~~. Investing in regeneration schemes and properties for leisure. The UK has 66 000 hectares of brownfield land. Niche?	+	*The Estates Gazette's 2013 rich list of property investors has foreign investors in the top 10. Investing in regeneration schemes and properties for leisure. The UK has 66 000 hectares of brownfield land. Niche?

−	*With that said the government should provide incentives for ease of reclaiming land and encouraging redevelopment as it is more expensive/riskier invest in brownfield land in comparison to greenfield land.	+	*With that said the government should provide incentives for ease of reclaiming land and encouraging redevelopment as it is more expensive/riskier to invest in brownfield land in comparison to greenfield land.

	*Lower bank interest rates		*Lower bank interest rates

−	*Add value to their existing investments; real or perceived. There must be potential opportunities to increase their investments value. For investors in industrial units, new highways in proximity to their ~~investments~~ will add value to ~~them~~ for instance.	+	*Add value to their existing investments; real or perceived. There must be potential opportunities to increase their investments value. For investors in industrial units, if new highways are constructed in close proximity to their property; it will add value to the investment for instance.

Sharmaine* at 21:54, 12 December 2013

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	*A reduction in capital gains tax, so as to improve the flexibility of sales and purchases of property. Moreover an investor may wish to retain property for a longer term for capital growth. An ever increasing capital gain tax does not make an investment viable.		*A reduction in capital gains tax, so as to improve the flexibility of sales and purchases of property. Moreover an investor may wish to retain property for a longer term for capital growth. An ever increasing capital gain tax does not make an investment viable.

−	*Shifting Central Business Districts (CBD's), ~~through agglomeration of economies. Attract~~ specific investors to targeted land. The more prime land you have the higher our chances of high quality tenants.	+	*Shifting Central Business Districts (CBD's), by attracting specific groups of investors to targeted land and will result in agglomeration of economies. The more prime land you have the higher our chances of high quality tenants/ investors. Property value in London is over inflated.

−	*~~That they should be given planning permission for future expansion/ improvement~~ of ~~the~~ property ~~before purchasing it, so they can adapt~~ the ~~property to their future needs~~.	+	*The Estates Gazette's 2013 rich list of property investors has foreign investors topping up the list. Investing in regeneration schemes and properties for leisure. The UK has 66 000 hectares of brownfield land. Niche?

−	*~~<br~~/>	+	*With that said the government should provide incentives for ease of reclaiming land and encouraging redevelopment as it is more expensive/riskier invest in brownfield land in comparison to greenfield land.
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		+	*Lower bank interest rates
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		+	*Add value to their existing investments; real or perceived. There must be potential opportunities to increase their investments value. For investors in industrial units, new highways in proximity to their investments will add value to them for instance.

5.151.125.121 at 22:19, 10 December 2013

2013-12-10T22:19:19Z

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How do we keep investors interested in UK property?

"Property investments takes many forms, ranging from traditional, direct ownership and trading of tenanted land and buildings, to contemporary capital markets where revenues are traded as securities or indeed derivatives." (RICS 2013).

So I would suggest:

*A reduction in capital gains tax, so as to improve the flexibility of sales and purchases of property. Moreover an investor may wish to retain property for a longer term for capital growth. An ever increasing capital gain tax does not make an investment viable.

*Shifting Central Business Districts (CBD's), through agglomeration of economies. Attract specific investors to targeted land. The more prime land you have the higher our chances of high quality tenants.

*That they should be given planning permission for future expansion/ improvement of the property before purchasing it, so they can adapt the property to their future needs.

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