PR O P E R T Y
‘TH E O P P O R T U N I T I E S F O R T H O S E
E X P A T R I A T E S T H A T A R E R E L O C A T I N G T O T H E
UN I T E D KI N G D O M A R E T R E M E N D O U S .’
Many companies are beginning to see the inherent being a tax effi cient vehicle for companies. A signifi cant
value in this current situation and are taking the part of rent paid as a premium is able to be off set against
opportunity to move their personnel to the UK instead of tax thereby rendering what can be an expensive process
the Eurozone. At John D. Wood, we have seen a surge in more cost eff ective.
corporate tenancies, particularly involving those in the oil,
manufacturing and services sectors, where companies are For the expatriate tenant, therefore, there has never
seeking to fi x rents for longer periods of two to three years. been a more opportune time to let a property in the UK.
Often these rents are being paid up front as “premiums” _____________________________
in order to lock the landlord in for the long term at a pre-
agreed rent and to take maximum advantage of the current If you would like any further information on rentals in the
advantageous exchange rate. UK, or any other property related matter, please contact Nik
Madan on nmadan@johndwood.co.uk or 020 7908 1109.
This type of Premium Lease has the added benefi t of www.johndwood.co.uk 
Top (L-R): Ashcombe Kitchen and Master Bedroom.
Large Left and Above: Ashcombe Rear Exterior and Reception.
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