Interest rates that banks are offering are so low that it is hardly worth leaving money in the bank due to the abysmal rate of return and the high rate of inflation.
Stock market volatility and currency market instability leads investors to choose new forms of investment.
Now is the time to jump into the UK real-estate game—even despite Brexit, property prices, in general, are rising dramatically every year due to housing shortages, according to RICS (Royal Institution of Charted Surveyors).
As real estate property prices are rising in the United Kingdom as a whole, then people should expect growth in places like Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Edinburgh. These cities are magnets for students and working professionals who are relocating to new jobs in the area.
