Glossary · GB
REIT
A Real Estate Investment Trust — a listed or private company that owns and operates income-producing property and distributes most of its taxable income to shareholders, giving investors property exposure without owning assets directly.
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Capital Growth
An increase in the value of a property over time. Capital growth is one of the principal potential returns considered by property investors.
Investment Property
Property acquired primarily to generate rental income, capital growth or another financial return rather than solely for personal occupation.
Additional Property Surcharge
An additional SDLT charge that can apply when an individual purchases an additional residential property, subject to the applicable rules and exemptions.
Adverse Possession
The legal process by which someone who has openly occupied land they do not own for a qualifying period may apply to become its registered owner. Colloquially 'squatter's rights'.
Amortisation
The gradual repayment of a loan's capital over its term through scheduled instalments, steadily reducing the outstanding balance.
Asking Price
The price at which a property is initially offered for sale by the seller. The final transaction price may be higher or lower.
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