As the ink dried on the Brexit deal, 2021 started with a New-Year-New-UK vibe, however macroeconomic conditions have been a little shaky as the nation took its way out of the pandemic. It’s a perfect storm for investors who have been waiting to realise their financial goals with real estate. The Bank of England has done its best to prop up the real estate market during the turmoil. Lowered interest rates and stamp duty holidays were introduced to entice property buyers over the line. Sterling remains a bargain, making the option attractive for savvy foreign investors. Generally speaking, investing in property is an attractive portfolio diversifier. Real estate in the UK has a earned a reputation for being a solid and stable investment, with low volatility. Navigating the post-Brexit waters may have some investors exercising caution as the dust settles, however comfort can be found in the fact that neither a surge or collapse of prices has occurred. Years of uncertainty have weakened demand, with rates of foreign investment declining. A glance at the bigger picture reminds us why real estate is considered a safe-haven: volatility will pass.