Real Estate Investment

Commercial Investments

Commercial properties typically have an annual return off the purchase price between 6% and 12%, depending on the area, current economy, and external factors (such as a pandemic)
Commercial property requires a more significant monetary investment, but in turn, offers higher dividends. However, there are many funding options and ways to invest in commercial property. Investors will also have increased security due to lengthier leases and the opportunity for diverse investment.
Another benefit for investors is that they are usually exempt from VAT on commercial properties. Additionally, investors do not have to pay stamp duty if they bought their property under £150,000.
Using our wide network of stakeholders, JRR Capital Investments have been able to identify potential investments early on; a key factor in utilising the most of any investment.
Gaining the most out of any investment is, getting in the market early at the right investment value.

Residential investment refers to the expenditure which people make on constructing or buying new houses or dwelling apartments for the purpose of living or renting out to others.
Residential property can be a great investment– particularly in the longer term.
Residential property has performed well. In 1980 the average price of a home in the UK was £22,680. By summer 2021 this year, this figure had risen to £250,000. As an asset class, residential offers the investor a ‘total return’ – capital appreciation (longer term) and an annual income from rental payments.
JRR Capital Investments have a long standing track-record of residential investment and are able to draw upon our wealth of experience, in identifying the right opportunities for our investors.
There is a wealth of opportunities for both individuals or companies seeking to expand or invest in the buy-to-let portfolio.