Richmond Upon Thames is home to some of the most iconic attractions London has to offer. Some of its most famous spots include Kew Gardens, Twickenham Stadium and Hampton Court Palace. The borough also happens to be one of the most sought after places for residential property. Many people are not aware of this fact, as the high demand for property within Richmond tends not to make the same kind of headlines as is the case with the more well known of London boroughs. If you’re thinking about making a purchase here, we’re always happy to discuss your options at length.
From a property investment perspective, Richmond Upon Thames provides some truly spectacular returns. A recent study showed that, overall, property values increased by 20% on a year-to-year measurement. This exceeds the 11% increase recorded across properties in Kensington and Chelsea over the same period, and yet as we mentioned this was not as widely reported. It’s also the case that close to 5% of all properties sold for a final fee of over £1 million were situated in Richmond Upon Thames, which further underlines the demand for and success possible with property there.
We specialise in providing property and block management in Islington, Kensington and Chelsea, and all other areas of London, including Richmond Upon Thames. Our services are designed to meet both your short and long term objectives. With no slowdown in demand for property in this area of London, there are short gains to be made from the sustained valuation increases, whereas our guaranteed rent services deliver significant rewards. Annual rental increases in Richmond Upon Thames are generally around 6% per year, which makes the area one of the best performers overall.
The fact that property values and rental incomes in Richmond Upon Thames do not tend to be headline news in the same way as areas like Kensington or Chelsea does not detract from the fact that property success is very possible here. Our comprehensive property services are your means of securing success in this market.
