Investing in student property overseas can put you streets ahead
Expats with children about to head to university in another country could help recoup the cost of tuition fees with a successful punt on the student property market.
But the question is, where to buy? Not only will buying a flat or apartment for your child save money on rent while they are studying, but it will also generate a decent income if held on to.
A recent report by Savills found that UK student housing continues to perform well as an asset class, with rental yields higher than those of residential property. But many expats prefer to look further afield, given their international outlook, which would put countries like Australia and the US on the radar …