Property Investment
| Housing markets have seen a prolonged period of falling prices and borrowing continues to be an obstacle. That, allied to reduced yields in the commercial property sector continues to make life difficult for property investors, but this needs to be put into some context. Many investors view these changes as a simple market adjustment which will weed out short termism from the market. ‘Bricks and mortar’ is still viewed as a suitable vehicle for a number of investors looking for long term capital growth and a steady yield. |  |
As part of the considerations for investing in property, whether commercial or domestic, you will want to ensure that any accounting, finance and taxation issues are fully explored and understood in advance of taking that decision to invest. The Property Development and Investment Team at Greenhalgh can support you in that process to ensure there are no hidden surprises.
Our team is drawn from a number of practice areas, including accounting, taxation and corporate finance. Funding the investment will be one of the key factors to be considered, alongside cash flow and taxation, both on an ongoing basis and planning for an exit. The ownership vehicle may also need to be considered both from a commercial and tax perspective. Indeed, the ever changing economic backdrop and taxation regime make regular reviews of the ownership vehicle essential.
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