Wales is increasingly appearing on investor radars but it remains under analysed.
Lower entry prices, growing university populations, and targeted regeneration have strengthened rental demand in cities such as Cardiff, Swansea, and Newport.
However, Wales also presents:
- Distinct planning considerations
- Different tax structures
- Localised demand drivers
Success here depends on granularity. National averages obscure sharp performance differences between postcodes and property types.
At DXXV, Wales is viewed as a selective growth market; best approached with local insight and clear asset intent rather than broad-brush assumptions.