Ealing has enjoyed impressive rises in property prices over the last few years as a result of improvements to transport links. When Crossrail was approved in 2007 demand in the area increased thanks to the announcement that five new stations would be created in the Borough. This rose further in 2009 when construction began and could very well continue until completion in 2019.
More recently the decision to operate night services on the Underground caused further increases in prices, particularly in the rental sector. South Ealing has seen a jump in rents as a result of the new services, proving to be a more attractive location. This is no surprise because the area is served by the Picadilly Line so people in the area will have better connections with Central Boroughs.
Ealing is viewed as a maturing market offering quality housing options. The rising prices make the area popular with buyers, renters and developers alike. Even with the rises and popularity though, the area is still competitively priced compared to nearby areas. This makes it attractive to people seeking value for money and affordable prices.
At Finefair we always strive to help investors choose the right area to purchase property in. Ealing is proving to be a very good location. Just when people think the rises in values are slowing new projects or services are launched that bring even more opportunities for good returns.
The new Night Tube services reward landlords in Ealing, making their properties more attractive and giving them the chance to enjoy higher rental incomes. At Finefair we are on hand to help property owners take advantage of this fact, helping them to let and manage their properties, as well as offering portfolio services to help them expand their holdings if they wish.
One service we offer in Ealing is estate management. This means we are well placed to help landlords who own several properties in the same building or area. We have plenty of experience and know how to deliver the best value, regardless of the size of the portfolio.
