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Commercial property catches the eye of residential landlords
With changes to the buy-to-let landscape prompting some residential landlords to consider their options, the Financial Times explores the growing interest in commercial property investment.
The article considers what is attracting investors to the sector, the differences between residential and commercial ownership and the importance of understanding leases, tenants, location and risk.
Mark Gower, Commercial Auction Partner, contributes to the discussion, sharing his perspective on the increasing interest in commercial investment from residential landlords.
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