1. ECONOMIC INVESTMENT

Despite the economic questions over Brexit, the UK Government has made significant commitments to increase national infrastructure, creating an even greater rental demand across commuter areas, market towns and putting lesser know region firmly on the rental map.

2. EXCELLENT POTENTIAL RETURNS

Fine wine represents a sound investment in these uncertain times because prices are not correlated to any other asset or market. Instead, prices are normally dictated by supply and demand with limited production and rare fine wines offering excellent potential for savvy investors. With the ever-growing appetite for fine wine in Asia and the limited quantities produced by the world’s top estates each year, the future is looking very bright indeed for investors who have the foresight to get ahead of the game.

3. LOW TRANSACTION COSTS

The costs of buying and selling property in the UK are one of the lowest in the world and are mainly paid by the seller. According to the Global Property Guide, at around five percent, they are the fourth lowest among the 37 countries in Europe

4. INCREASING RENTAL DEMAND

Generation Rent continues to rise, bringing with it unprecedented demand across prime UK cities. In research by Direct Line for Business, over two-thirds of the 17 million renters in the UK have not purchased a property and instead opted for long-term renting.

5. RENTAL YIELDS ARE STRONG AND RISING

With rents rising steadily and with demand for rental properties at an all-time high as a consequence of tenants renting for longer periods of time, landlords now benefit from strong rental yields from their property investment.