COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IN SCOTLAND, UNITED KINGDOM FROM 8 750 💷 GBP
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- SCOTLAND, UNITED KINGDOM
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This fully managed office space in Fife offers market-leading facilities in a town with high demand within easy commute of Edinburgh. 10% returns are guaranteed for year 1.
Commercial Property
£8,750
City of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
Listed By: Aston Darby Ltd on 12.06.2018
Invest from £25k a space 11% returns for 3 years Limited availability Ltd company set up Buyback in place Returns paid in advance Proven investment
Katar Investments
Based in: England
Telephone: 01202 702 255/07983 131 148
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Commercial Property
£25,000
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Listed By: Katar Investments on 07.07.2017Browse all listings of commercial property for sale from agents and owners in Scotland, United Kingdom from 8 750 💷 GBP on TheMoveChannel.com.
The property market in the UK as a whole continues to go from strength to strength, though the differences from one region to the next can be quite staggering. Average property values in London have spiked, but as the capital city moderates, Scotland has begun to outperform its southern neighbours. Following the referendum's decision to remain part of the UK, the country’s economy and housing market are both doing extremely well. Major cities like Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen are thriving, while tourism has never been healthier. From business lets to investment in student housing properties and right through to year-round tourism, Scotland's cities may not be quite on-par with London, but they have their own strength that is undeniable.
The property market in the UK as a whole continues to go from strength to strength, though the differences from one region to the next can be quite staggering. Average property values in London have spiked, but as the capital city moderates, Scotland has begun to outperform its southern neighbours. Following the referendum's decision to remain part of the UK, the country’s economy and housing market are both doing extremely well. Major cities like Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen are thriving, while tourism has never been healthier. From business lets to investment in student housing properties and right through to year-round tourism, Scotland's cities may not be quite on-par with London, but they have their own strength that is undeniable.