Re: Any thoughts on UK real estate?

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third-ave value has written a bunch on uk RE space, see archives

in addition to valuations, uk div payers have been a great way to squeeze out much of my foreign tax credits.

weirdly , unlike american equities, i have had no realized losses in EU equities since c19 vaccine un-busted all economies.

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