Property prices go up as well as down, so you might not get out what you put in. The same goes for how much rent we collect. Our forecasting tools help with the guesswork but they're not a reliable way to predict the future. Please also note that invested capital is illiquid and is not protected under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
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In this two part series, we sit down with Naveen Ahmed MD of The Parklane Group of companies to discuss all things Property. The Parklane group of companies includes: Roomzzz, aparthotel; Iconinc, luxury student accommodation; Inc, vertical cities; Livinc, co-living; Workinc, co-working; Parklane, PRS; UOWN, crowdfunding developments (The Parklane Group own a 50% stake in UOWN), and Broadleys, construction.
In this two part series, we sit down with Naveen Ahmed MD of The Parklane Group of companies to discuss all things Property. The Parklane group of companies includes: Roomzzz, aparthotel; Iconinc, luxury student accommodation; Inc, vertical cities; Livinc, co-living; Workinc, co-working; Parklane, PRS; UOWN, crowdfunding developments (The Parklane Group own a 50% stake in UOWN), and Broadleys, construction.
This article gives an in-depth look at how UOWN select developments and structure them.
The number of people that own their homes has dramatically dropped. With UOWN you can get onto the property ladder and make sure you don’t get left behind.
As you might expect from a property crowdfunding start-up, Monopoly is by far our favourite board game at UOWN. Not only is it the perfect test of tactics and financial acumen, but it was also first printed down the road from us in Leeds and our sister company Parklane Group is also a nod to one of the most exclusive properties on the board.
Property prices go up as well as down, so you might not get out what you put in. The same goes for how much rent we collect. Our forecasting tools help with the guesswork but they're not a reliable way to predict the future. Please also note that invested capital is illiquid and is not protected under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
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