The migration of wealth is a widespread trend among high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) seeking financial and political stability in a favourable climate. Acquiring an additional residence or citizenship provides increased flexibility and opens doors to opportunities in the world’s leading economies. This article explores routes and the practical steps HNWIs can take when considering relocation options.

Oracle Capital presents a thematic report: UK Property Mid-Year Overview (1H 2024). This report provides valuable insights into current UK property market trends, including the economic outlook, investment market trends, statistics on mortgage lending, as well as a brief overview of the UK hotel market.

Oracle Capital presents a thematic report: UK Property Mid-Year Overview (1H 2024). This report provides valuable insights into current UK property market trends, including the economic outlook, investment market trends, statistics on mortgage lending, as well as a brief overview of the UK hotel market.

In March the student-to-bed ratio in London reached an-all time high of 3.6, a shortfall of 100,000 beds. The picture is only slightly better across the rest of the country with most university cities and towns experiencing housing shortages.

This month, the Financial Times reported that the tenants in the UK spend an average of 30% of their gross income on renting; the figure is 31.7% in London. The 30% threshold is significant because at this level housing is deemed to be ‘unaffordable’.

Four million new homes will be needed in the UK by 2040, according to Cushman & Wakefield, the real estate consultants. Not everyone would be able to afford, or would want to buy one, so many more will be renting. As a result, the Private Rented Sector’s (PRS) share of all UK homes is expected to rise from 20% to 25%. To support this, rented supply needs to increase by 43%. Where will additional capacity come from?