The UK’s housing market will undergo a “modest correction” if the country leaves the European Union without a deal, with the biggest fall seen in London, a Reuters poll has predicted.
The survey of 25 market watchers conducted last week forecast that in the event of a no-deal Brexit, prices would drop nationally by 1%.
The correction would be most exaggerated in London’s overvalued market, where average prices could fall by 3% in the six months after the 29 March, if the UK crashes out.
The primary aim of the book was to talk about focus and the surprising extraordinary results you can get when you focus. It was a nice and easy read, with each chapter ending with a summary of that chapter noted under the heading as Big Ideas. My take away from this book was:
Success is sequential, not simultaneous. No one actually has the discipline to acquire more than one powerful habit at a time. Super-successful people aren’t superhuman at all; they’ve just used selected discipline to develop a few significant habits. One at a time. Over time. Habits on average, take 66 days to form.
If you are looking for tips on how to focus better this is an essential read and they also provide extra materials via their website – www.the1thing.com
On Tuesday 5th February we have Diksesh Patel coming to the Co-Op. Diksesh will be talking about due diligence and how to find deals.
Diksesh is the Founder and CEO of Lighthouse Capital Group and Prosperous Property Solutions (PPS), two companies built to forge lasting partnerships between experienced investors and high-end developers.
He has been in property for over 25 years and has a personal Buy-to-Let and HMO portfolio worth £3.4 million. His partners at Lighthouse and PPS are experienced developers with a 30 year track-record and £300 million worth of property success between them.
Over the years, Diksesh has combined his property ventures with a successful investment banking career in The City, spending time at Credit Suisse, HSBC and Nomura.
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 5th February.
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On Tuesday 4th December we have Julie Hogbin coming to the Co-Op. Julie will be talking about Talent Dynamics and how you can maximise your performance levels.
Julie’s belief true is that “In the day of ‘now’ those who think that the skills of ‘yesteryear’ will suffice will find out differently” all of us need to continuously develop to keep up in a fast-changing world or we will fade by the wayside. It has never been so important to change and adopt new ways of, not only working but thinking and behaving as well.
The principle behind Talent Dynamics is that individuals, teams and companies are at their best when they are in flow. Put simply, flow is your path of least resistance. Talent Dynamics provides an explicit path to building trust and flow, with your customers, your team, your partners and anyone else you may need to work with.
Talent Dynamics will allow you to build trust with key players easily and reduce stress levels on how to ‘handle’ your business partners. Talent Dynamics will also allow you to ‘understand’ the language & behaviours of your co-workers and partners.
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 4th December.
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On Tuesday 2nd October we have Juliet Heap coming to the Co-Op. Juliet will be talking about planning and how you can realise the potential of your portfolio through the use of the planning system.
Juliet is a fully accredited member of the Royal Town Planning Institute and has an in-depth knowledge of planning law, policy and development control. Graduating from the University of the West of England with a BA (Hons) and Masters in Town & Country Planning, Juliet joined a Planning Consultancy focusing on development in London.
Working for private and public sector organisations as well as and charitable organisations over the last 10 years, Juliet’s work has involved advising clients on projects with residential led regeneration schemes, health centres and tall buildings.
Juliet has a wide practical knowledge of the planning system including development control, planning application and appeals. Join us on Tuesday so you can learn how to maximise the potential of your portfolio.
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 2nd October.
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On Tuesday 7th August Freedom Property Co-Op will be holding its annual Summer Soiree @ The Bull, 498 Streatham High Road, London, SW16 3QB at 7PM.
Come to relax and converse with friends, and even make new friends.
This is not a meeting so come relaxed, casual and ready to talk and engage with current or new members. The aim of this is to establish and strengthen existing or new connections within the Co-Op, ‘Your net worth, is your network’.
So come have a drink (or two) and something to eat.
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 7th August.
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On Tuesday 5th June we have Jason Hayles coming to the Co-Op. Jason will be talking about legacy planning and how best to plan your future.
“A dream without a plan is just a wish”
Building a property empire is one thing, but have you protected that empire for the next generation? Legacy planning can make sure your children and grandchildren reap the rewards of your hard work, free of inheritance tax.
Inheritance and legacy planning is not all about one idea, over the years, Jason has been presenting solutions to property clients at exhibitions, property meetings and network meetings.
Jason is an insurance financial adviser and tax planner, he brings different ideas together and encompasses other professionals in his networking team to achieve the best tax and legacy plans for all their clients.
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 5th June.
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On Tuesday 27th March the Property Co-Op will be doing a cooperative conference. Members of the Co-Op will be sharing their ongoing experience in the property world and activities over the past 18 months.
Along with other members of the Co-Op, Nicholas Marshall will be sharing his journey. Nicholas is an experienced professional property investor. Nicholas will be sharing his challenges, successes as well as the future plans for Freedom of Choyce.
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 27th March.
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London house prices are falling at the fastest pace since the depths of the recession almost a decade ago, with the capital’s most expensive areas seeing the biggest declines.
According to Acadata, average prices fell to £593,396 in January. An annual decline of 2.6 percent, that’s the most since August 2009.
