Property Millionaires

The principal drivers behind this continued localised price surge are equity-rich domestic buyers who are choosing to reinvest in the robust London market boosted by affluent overseas purchasers seeking a safe haven for their wealth...

Because of today's low interest rates, it is possible for people to become property millionaires. One way to go about this is to purchase below-market value property, or BMV property...

Kensington, W8, is the most expensive neighbourhood in the UK to live, with average house prices in the London borough coming in at almost GBP 1.75 million. Britain's Property Rich List 2011, released by Zoopla....

New figures have shown that 2010 was a boom year for property millionaires, with the number of homes valued at over GBP1 million on the UK market growing by 39 per cent over the past 12 months....

Not for the first time this year, a recent residential property report suggests that the global real estate recovery is being led by real estate in the Asia Pacific region.

Meanwhile, tough and testing economic conditions in European and US markets mean that the regions are likely to be faced with a slower rate of recovery....

High-end housing takes on a whole new meaning as an Indian developer gets to work on what may be the world's tallest residential tower...

New research has revealed that the number of property millionaires in the UK now stands at five times the level seen ten years ago, with 100,000 new property magnates created since 2000.

This staggering increase equates to a 393 per cent growth in successful investors, a survey by Santander Mortgages has found....

Whilst investing in property won’t guarantee a place in the national rich list, we have taken a closer look at how property millionaires are made, and some of the fundamental rules they apply to get there. A study conducted by the high street bank HSBC revealed that property has made more millionaires than the UK national lottery has in the 15 years since it started...