Why Do House Prices Go Up In Value? - Property Investment | Real Estate Investing Education

Why Do House Prices Go Up In Value? - Property Investment | Real Estate Investing Education - Andy explains the key reasons for property prices growing in the future (well, most of the time). Review Of Housing Supply by Kate Barker - March 2004 http://news.bbc.co.uk/nol/shared/bsp/hi/pdfs/17_03_04_barker_review.pdf The Government’s Response To Kate Barker’s Review of Housing Supply - December 2005 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/pdfs/05_12_05_pbr05_barker_553.pdf Share this video: https://youtu.be/NgejmwlRZQI Subscribe To My Channel to Get More Great Information http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=Monoperty Andy Walker is the creator of monoperty.com, where he blogs online as a property investor and landlord, sharing what works, and what doesn’t, to help you start or expand your property portfolio. Check out Andy’s informative videos and join the conversation. If you have any questions, please leave a comment in one of the videos or head over to http://monoperty.com/ask. Why Do House Prices Go Up In Value? - Property Investment | Real Estate Investing Education 0:00 Other Videos To Watch: Finding A Letting Agent For Your Investment Property - Monoperty EP008 https://youtu.be/1KM7FaYobkY Common Mistakes People Make When They Start Investing In Property https://youtu.be/jnu3ccedeFc The Power Of Leverage Explained https://youtu.be/XXdm96uoios Other Great Resources: http://monoperty.com Connect With Me: http://www.facebook.com/monoperty https://twitter.com/monoperty https://www.linkedin.com/in/andywalker3 Why Do House Prices Go Up In Value? - Property Investment | Real Estate Investing Education

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1. In the late 80's and early 90's, greedy banks, and greedy estate agents (both devoid of ethics), combined to create an environment that enabled greedy landlords / developers to earn significant sums of money with minimal regulatory controls. The net result was that each person involved contributed in pushing house prices up, to the detriment of the generation born in that era. Few can now afford their own property (if you're not already on the ladder) and even those that do secure a mortgage, are typically laden with massive debt which hangs perilously over their head's; like the sword of damocles!
   
   I believe there should be even greater intervention in the market by the govt. (although that's akin to closing the stable door after the horse has bolted!) with even greater taxes for those owning more than one home (on purchase and at point of sale!).
   
   I'm not however opposed to individuals making money from renovating their home and making money in doing so. I also believe there should be a fundamental review of the operating practices of estate agents and the introduction of greater regulatory control to ensure properties are valued much more realistically. This I'm sure may require a re-think of the entire system.
   
   At the end of the day, a home should be a place to live in and enjoy, where kids can feel secure and not primarily an investment opportunity for get rich quick investors.
2. Hi Very interesting  views of the UK Property Market  Its very easy to GeneraliseAs a Long time investor since 1982 I have seen the peaks and troughs for  great number of years But I have never see a period such as the one we have now The NE and other areas have not recovered property values  since the crash of 2007/8 Rents have hardly risen in the same periodWe have interest rates at an all time low we have the govt with Help to Buy and other incentivesWe have wage growth So why is the market not racing ahead my own views are this Lending rules are tight and maybe will be tighter in the coming years   for home buyers Income Multiples to purchase property are now silly especially in the SE    Taxation of Landlords with S24 and Stamp duty and unfair CGT Taxes higher than any other investment assetThe property market will only grow if Lending is easy very few Landlords and FTB buy without lending The past 40 years will be very different from the next 25 years or more If you have created a BTL business of any size you are lucky It will not be the easy ride it has been in the past The UK Govt doesn't  want the average man in the street to be a Landlord Taxation will drive a great number of Landlords out of the business in coming years The larger Landlords as myself will weather the storm by moving to Ltd Co,s This is not the time to expand  its a time to sit back and Watch the Market The future is very uncertain for property investors yes you are correct in your views of shortage of UK property we all know that But Govt Policy is against us NOWMy own view is this In four years time when S24 has a true impact and when Interest rates  rise (which they Will) we could see a huge correction in Capital Values S24 will make Tenants Homeless and demand for rents will rise But any investor buying now is building a Business on shifting sands There will be more regulation There will be more Taxesand  think property values will crash No Bubble Lasts for ever The world has changed with the punitive taxes Mr Osbourne has brough upon us and that's the killerYou may make money but will it be worth it when you pay more in tax than Profit This is the reality of the UK maket Now just a great number of Landlords and others who make a living from BTL don't relise it until the new Tax Bills come  in the post I am a very positive person and I see positive things for the future But Now is not the time to buy property Keep your power dry and watch ????
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4. Plus bigger older property seems to also have a bigger plot of land, since developers want to maximize their profits.
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