Romford
is the UK’s new buy-to-let ‘top spot’ according to the latest BTL Index from
LendInvest. The town – administrative centre to the London borough of Havering
– climbed six places with an 8% leap in rental price growth that knocked Luton
off No1. Overall, the Index reports relative stability after a
year of market-moving uncertainty and geopolitical shocks. Inner London still
underperforms, with NW and WC London in the Bottom 5. The LendInvest BTL Index
ranks each postcode area around England and Wales based on a combination of
four critical metrics: capital value growth, transaction volumes, rental yield
and rental price growth. Read more on 24housing.
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