Philippine Property Agent says the Brits are coming

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The British Invasion: A Surge in Philippine Property Investments


Summary

As summer ends, the Philippine property market anticipates a significant increase in interest from British investors. Traditionally a slow period, autumn promises a surge as the allure of overseas property investments grows stronger.

Key Points

- Apart-Hotel Investments in the Philippines
- Philippine Condotel Investments
- Buy-to-Let Rental Property
- Lancaster Atrium and Lancaster Suites Manila
- Condo Hotels in the Philippines

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Beth Collingz, Overseas Sales Director at PLC International Marketing Networks, reports a notable rise in overseas property purchases during autumn, with a 30% increase expected. The UK market, in particular, has shown growing interest in the Lancaster Brand of Condotels in the Philippines.

Seasonal Trends in Property Investments

Recent years have shown a seasonal pattern in overseas property markets. UK statistics reveal a jump from 550,000 to 800,000 Britons owning a second home abroad between 2004 and 2006. With 5.5 million Brits dreaming of living overseas, the Philippines offers an alluring combination of diverse culture, lifestyle, and improved living standards.

Increased British Interest

Historical sales data indicates a peak in property purchases in early autumn, as Brits use summer holidays to find ideal second homes. The desire strengthens as European days shorten. PLC anticipates targeting UK property buyers, noting increased traffic from UK buyers on their portal.

Tax Incentives for UK Investors

Many UK taxpayers are leveraging Self-Invested Pension Plans (SIPP) for Philippine Condotel investments, taking advantage of SIPP’s flexibility. Introduced by HM Revenue & Customs in 2006, these guidelines allow SIPP holders to invest in overseas properties like Lancaster's Condotels, ensuring more room availability for paying guests and boosting returns.

The Rise of SIPP in Real Estate

A year ago, few in the UK realized the potential of managing their pension portfolios or investing SIPP retirement funds in sunny locales. As SIPPs gain popularity, investors find unique opportunities for profitable real estate investments in the Philippines, where legal frameworks support property trusts.

Affordable and Lucrative Opportunities

Despite soaring UK property prices, the global real estate market presents different prospects. For instance, a preconstruction Condotel suite at Lancaster The Atrium in Metro Manila is available for under GBP 25,000. These condominiums, set for completion in December 2010, offer options for rental income pools, providing 8-14% ROI annually.

Cost-Effective and High-Yield Investments

The Philippines offers low property taxes and maintenance costs, adding to the appeal. A GBP 25,000 Condotel suite might incur only GBP 100 annually in property taxes. With tax-protected investments within SIPPs yielding 12-16% returns, Philippine Condotel investments promise remarkable ROI.

Limitations and Opportunities

While you can't reside in your SIPP-owned property, you can rent it out for steady income. This helps boost your SIPP’s profits significantly, a critical factor given the challenges facing UK pension plans and the sluggish housing market.

An Attractive Investment Alternative

Investors seeking unusual, high-earning ventures should consider Philippine Condotel real estate. As UK housing markets slow and pension plans falter, investing in overseas properties offers tax-free or deferred income opportunities. With preconstruction properties appreciating 20-30% annually, both appreciation and rental income potential outperform many Pension Plans.

Real Estate as a Solid Retirement Investment

Beth Collingz notes a shift as investors seek alternatives to unreliable pension plans, opting for real estate investments promising retirement income. Condotels in the Philippines present a promising solution, offering annual rental returns of 8% to 14%.

In conclusion, as real estate agents broaden their focus beyond traditional buyers, the Philippine property market presents new opportunities. Through education and innovation, such investments offer exciting possibilities for those exploring diversified retirement income avenues.

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