High Net Worth Investors Positive About Post Brexit Real Estate Markets

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Many factors may impact the UK land market in the year; despite vulnerability like Brexit stresses, Warren Buffet said he was increasingly keen on putting resources into the UK market in contrast to other places in Europe. He said he plans to make many investments and is keen on enormous acquisitions in the nation. 

Numerous organisations rejected the Brexit migration deals as the new guidelines require them to spend much on transitioning to the new systems. Currently, only 33% of the population constitutes the working age in Scotland and a substantial portion of the skilled labourers are immigrants; practically 75% of the Scottish organisations plan to recruit talented specialists in the coming years, and over 60% of the organisations will need labourers to fill the domains. 

Most Scottish firms need a plan to implement the changes needed in the post-Brexit stage. While the UK-based financial specialists expect the changes at the withdrawal time will strengthen development. 

The UBS worldwide report that reviewed 3,600 speculators and business visionaries found with around $1 million in investable resources, the greater part ( 60 per cent) were hopeful about the economy in the post-exit stage, and 44 per cent were exceptionally positive about the advancements in the following a year. In addition, 41 % were sure about the effect of exit on the UK economy.

Growing Chinese investments

• Recently, the European Commission released a report on foreign-owned non-EU companies where 9.5 per cent of the companies investing in the EU were found to be based in China, Macau or Hong Kong (which was 2.5 per cent in 2007). 

• By the end of 2016, 29 per cent of such investments were held by companies based in the US and Canada, which was 42 % a decade ago. The highest investment has been made in the UK, where it plans to fund British infrastructure projects, rail links, 5G networks, electric taxis, cinemas, and nuclear projects.

• China owns at least four airports, six maritime posts and 13 soccer teams in Europe. At the same time, the US government has taken a tougher line on investment in sensitive areas of the economy. As a result, such investment tumbled in America due to the new tougher restrictions on trade; subsequently, Chinese FDI declined to $5 bn (as per the Rhodium Group) from $29 bn in 2017.    

• Overseas investment of Chinese firms in the 90s was an outbound investment towards Asia and Africa, in regions where the business environment was comparable, and the places offered gains in terms of competitive costs. 

• Later in the 2000s, it ventured into the US and European markets, remained unaffected by the 2008 crisis, and its western market deals gradually increased. As a result, investment in many European countries, mostly Britain, increased manifolds. 

With the drop in the pound rate, since 2016, new purchases like the $14 billion warehouse Logicor in 2017, the LKK Health Products Group deal, CC Land and many other key real estate deals were made in the UK capital and other cities by the Chinese.

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