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Monday 26 September 2016 4:03 pm

Zoopla wants to bring property investment to the masses with a new “Invest” channel

By: Helen Cahill

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Housing portal Zoopla is making the move into property investment by allowing customers to invest as little as £100 into the market.

The website is known for being an online shop-window for property buyers, but has teamed up with lending platform Landbay to provide a service for investors.

Customers will be able to fund buy-to-let mortgages via Landbay and earn interest on their contributions.

Read more: House prices rebounded this month, hitting first-time buyers

Zoopla’s so-called “Invest” channel also allows investors to take out a stake in a professionally managed home through Bricklane.com; customers’ savings in the property Isa increase with property prices.

Alex Chesterman, founder of Zoopla, said: “We are delighted to be launching this great opportunity for anyone to invest in the UK property market from as little as £100.

"Property investment has never been available to the masses before in this way and for those looking to get onto the property ladder or saving towards a property purchase, the ability to ensure that their investments keep pace with the property market is essential."

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