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Independent Land Investments offer freehold land for sale
as a medium to long term investment.
There are no complicated concepts that investors need to understand
with land, just that there is an ever-increasing demand for building
and a restricted supply of plots for sale.
Why invest in UK Land ?
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Land investments are a low risk as land does not wear and
is unlikely to depreciate. |
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Land prices are being forced up due to the scarcity of
residential land. |
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Land prices have risen 808% since 1983 (Source BBC news,
bbc.co.uk) |
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The Government
plans to build over 3,500,000 new homes over the next 20
years with up to 52% of these being
on Green Belt sites. (Source ODPM) |
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Recently published figures show that green field land increased
in value last year by 20%. At this rate of growth the land
is a good investment with or without planning permission. |
Land investments used to be only open to the large development
companies and corporations, but things have changed. Their are
now many development companies offering land for sale directly
to the public.
Land prices have risen faster than equivalent house prices.
Consistently outperforming stocks and shares over the longer
term and proving the wiser investment.
Independent land investments are not tied to any one developer
or company, so we can provide independent information on land
for sale in the UK.
The Smart Money has been buying land
for years
Land available is for investment purposes
and not self build
Please fill in the no obligation enquiry form below and we will
provide full details of land investment opportunities available.
Land
- The Smart Investment
Land
available is for investment purposes and not self build
Independent
Land Investments
TEL: 0800 0776 551
Bristol
and West House
Post Office Road
Bournemouth BH1 1BL
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Prescott set to allow
more greenbelt homes
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More greenfield sites look set be earmarked
for housing
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UK land prices 'rocket'
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Staggering eight-fold increase over the last
20 years
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NEWS
"The
price of farmland has risen by nearly a third in the
past year as a new breed of non-farming buyers look
to fields as an alternative to bricks and mortar or
the stock market, a survey said yesterday. Overall,
the cost of a piece of countryside has gone up by up
to 30 per cent this year and by 130 per cent since
the early 1990s, according to the survey by the Royal
Institution of Chartered Surveyors."
– Telegraph.co.uk, 12/11/04
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Half-acre bought for £1,000 11 years ago now worth £3.5m
Mark,
41, scraped together the cash for the land 11 years
ago when he was on the dole. Now he has made a 350,000
per cent profit after it was snapped up by a house-building
firm.
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Mirror.co.uk, 18/02/2006
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