If you plan on buying property in the USA, it’s absolutely essential to stay abreast of how the market is performing. To get the most bang for your buck, you’ll need to know when to act and how. Luckily, as we’ve been helping people to successfully buy property in the USA for more than 20 years, we’re on hand to walk you through the process. Here are some of the latest findings from the US property market press.
Uncertainty over Brexit might be keeping the pound weak against the euro but it’s a different story across the pond. The pound has bounced back against the dollar and in February this year the £/$ rate rose above $1.41 for the first time since the Brexit vote in June 2016. Does this mean 2018 could be an ideal time to pick up a bargain in Florida?
Year-round sun, fantastic beaches and world-class leisure and business facilities – it’s little wonder Florida is regarded as the best State to buy rental property in the USA this year, according to a report just published by one of the country’s leading rental management platforms.
A $200,000 American home is £20,000 cheaper than this time last year just due to currency movements. Prices are rising steadily though, and not just in the usual places. So this year, maybe give San Francisco and New York a miss and head down to Tennessee or over to Ohio?
America loves shopping and knows where to find a bargain. It invented the modern retail experience, from supermarkets to Amazon deliveries to fast food emporia. America killed off a few consumer goods along the way too, with smartphones and online services replacing much of what we used to cram into our shopping bags. So, with all that innovation, is it cheaper than other places? The all-new USA cost of living index investigates a range of prices, including our new ways of spending.
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