How Indian nationals are snapping up British buy-to-lets
Indian nationals have emerged as the largest non-UK shareholders of buy-to-let companies in Britain this year, a significant shift reflecting post-Brexit migration patterns. They founded 684 new companies, closely followed by Nigerians, as non-UK nationals now own 20% of new buy-to-let firms. This trend highlights a move away from traditional EU and Anglosphere investors.
Indian nationals have emerged as the largest non-UK shareholders of buy-to-let companies in Britain this year, a significant shift reflecting post-Brexit migration patterns. They founded 684 new companies, closely followed by Nigerians, as non-UK nationals now own 20% of new buy-to-let firms. This trend highlights a move away from traditional EU and Anglosphere investors.
