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Jai Khandpur MRICS

Investment Manager
IP Global
Jai has 20 years real estate experience across the investment and development sectors. He also has experience in distressed assets having qualified as an LPA Receiver. He is responsible for sourcing and underwriting potential investments for our clients’ needs. He spent 5 years in New York City working as a football coach for a non-profit organisation mentoring underprivileged kids in order to build leadership qualities and effect social change.

Media Coverage

Daily Mail

UK is SECOND most attractive country for investment according to CEOs

Around 14 per cent of the near-5,000 corporate bosses surveyed by PwC say they expect the UK to receive the most international investment in the next year.

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Yahoo News

UK rents skyrocket by fastest pace since 2015

The average UK rent increased by 9 per cent in the 12 months to February

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The Independent

UK rents skyrocket by fastest pace since 2015

The average UK rent increased by 9 per cent in the 12 months to February

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inews.co.uk

Sunak hints at autumn election as he clashes with Starmer over poll date at PMQs

Sir Ed Davey said he wished he was launching the party’s general election campaign rather than just the one for May’s local contests but it “looks like the Prime Minister has bottled it”

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The Intermediary

House prices see 0.7% rise in February – Nationwide

The average house price was recorded at £260,420, compared to a slightly lower figure of £257,656 in January.

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Financial Times

UK house prices extend recovery for second month, Halifax data shows

Increase is further evidence of resilient property market despite stuttering broader economy

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The Telegraph

House prices rise amid shortage of sellers - latest update

House prices unexpectedly increased last month as lower mortgage rates boosted buyer confidence despite a shortage of sellers.

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The Intermediary

UK house prices experience modest increase for second consecutive month, Halifax

UK house prices continue to rise modestly with a 0.5% increase in November, following a 1.2% rise in October. The average house now valued at £283,615.

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Mortgage Strategy

Hunt announces plan to speed up planning applications – Mortgage Strategy

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has confirmed that planning laws will be changed to allow for faster planning applications. Hunt made the announcement today (22 November) whilst delivering the autumn statement...

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The Intermediary

House prices decreased by 0.1% in September - HM Land Registry

The average house price was £291,000 in September 2023, which was little changed from 12 months ago but above the recent low in March 2023.

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The Telegraph

House prices defy doom-laden predictions

Unexpected uptick in values last month causes economists to revise forecasts

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The Intermediary

House prices rise by 1.1% in October – Halifax

The typical home now costs £281,974, up around £3,000 on the previous month.

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The Intermediary

Construction output continues to decline in October

Fragile client confidence and elevated borrowing costs were often cited as reasons for weaker sales.

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FTAdviser

‘The property market will regain its equilibrium as it always does’

In the world of real estate and finance, timing can make all the difference between a shrewd investment and a costly mistake.

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The Intermediary

Buyers ditch detached homes as rate reality bites, say property experts

In its August House Price Index, Nationwide stated that the biggest decline in transactional terms was in detached houses.

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Daily Telegraph

Surge in Hong Kongers buying up British homes

Investors from the city now own an estimated £10.8bn in British property

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The Intermediary

Property prices experience slight fall in July, but market shows resilience - Halifax

The typical UK home now costs £285,044, down from a peak of £293,992 last August. The annual decline also slowed to -2.4% in July, compared to -2.6% in June.

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inews.co.uk

UK house prices fall at fastest rate since 2009, with buyers struggling to afford mortgages

It comes as the Bank of England is expected to raise interest rates for the 14th consecutive time to 5.25 per cent

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Sky

Cost of living - latest: House prices see biggest drop for 14 years - as experts predict what happens next

The closely watched Nationwide House Price Index shows the biggest annual drop in prices for well over a decade - at 3.8%.

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The Intermediary

House prices remained broadly flat in June, but annual decline continued

Among the regions, Northern Ireland saw a modest 0.7% year-on-year price rise, while London recorded a 4.3% decline, and southern England (South West, Outer South East, Outer Metropolitan, London and East...

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The Independent

What interest rate rise means for mortgages and savings

Tens of thousands of borrowers will face repayments hundreds of pounds higher a year

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