Land for Sale in Buckinghamshire

Why Invest in Buckinghamshire
Buckinghamshire is another county in the UK, with Milton Keynes being its largest town. With numerous canals, and two of the four longest rivers in the UK. The river Thames that forms the southern border with Berkshire, and the great river Ouse.

Its economy consists of agricultural, industrial and the service industry. Buckinghamshire is a very sough after place to live due to its excellent schools. (It has the best education results in a recent survey) And the longest life expectancy, making any land very valuable to any investor. It has excellent transport links to other large important cities and regions with many large motorways running through, as well as numerous railways. So the demand for land is very high, the cost of which should only increase year on year.

The Housing Market Buckinghamshire
　
The population size of Buckinghamshire was approximately 479,000 and 188,000 households in 2001, a massive increase of previous years and is expected continue with around 530,000 more people in the next 25 years. As are the number of over 65 year old, which is expected to increase 6% in the next 25 years.

The average cost of housing (to buy) in Buckinghamshire is £270,616 with a quarterly change of 0.3%, semi detached property 215,926, Terrace £176,663 and Flats £152,427. The housing market has slowed down recently, inquiries from property hunters had dropped for the first time in 14 months, however house prices have remained high, 32% more surveyors have reported a increase in house prices in January then December where 30% had reported an increase in house prices. Many surveyors in Buckinghamshire believe house prices will continue to rise, the figure increased to 24% from 12% in the last few months. Of surveyors believing the property prices will continue to increase.