Investors in overseas property wooed by agent

Investors in overseas property wooed by agent


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The Fine & Country agency is hoping to woo investors with what may be a new location for them – Uruguay.

A showcase of investment properties will take place at the agency’s Park Lane headquarters in Mayfair on October 5.

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Fine & Country says growing international interest in Uruguay is being driven by buyers considering relocation, second homes, asset diversification and longer-term property investment.

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The exhibition will be hosted by Ignacio Sorhuet, managing director of Fine & Country Uruguay, who will also discuss the country’s property market, legal and tax framework and the potential role of property ownership in supporting applications for tax residency.

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Sorhuet says: “Uruguay offers an unusual combination of qualities: security, political stability, outstanding natural environments, sophisticated cities and a property market with considerable diversity.

“We are seeing growing interest from international buyers who are not simply looking for a second home, but are considering relocation, asset diversification and long-term investment. London is an important international property hub, so bringing the conversation directly to UK buyers and advisers is a natural next step.”

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Nicky Stevenson, managing director of Fine & Country, adds: “Uruguay represents a compelling proposition for today’s international property buyer.

Investors in overseas property wooed by agent“This event is designed to give our UK audience direct access to local expertise and a genuine understanding of what makes Uruguay so interesting, both as a place to live and as an investment destination.”

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The event runs from 4pm to 7pm and will include a property exhibition and presentation alongside networking with Fine & Country Uruguay.

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