I invested £1k in 2018, which has resulted in an investment worth £356 in 2026. Over that period of time, the housing market has not lost 66% of value, so I can only surmise that this whole thing has... Leggi di più
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Invested 5 years ago on a property and despite the nice write up they suddenly devalued it with no explanation. Invested £250 and it is now worth about £4. Since when does a property lose nearly 100... Leggi di più
I'll keep it short - avoid at all costs. These guys are absolute jokers who clearly have very little knowledge or understanding on how to build and manage a property portfolio as can be seen by t... Leggi di più
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Confusing return analysis combined with seemingly distorted selling exchange where nothing can be sold for anywhere near its suggested market value creates a platform of complete distrust. Addit... Leggi di più
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London House Exchange is the UK's leading fractional property investment platform and the world's first and leading stock exchange for individual properties. LHX has £120m of assets under management and over 8,000 investors from over 80 countries. Since inception, £55m of property shares have been traded on the FCA-regulated trading exchange, the only one of its kind for individual residential properties.
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55 Baker Street, W1U 7EU, London, Regno Unito
- +442036965600
- support@londonhouseexchange.com
- londonhouseexchange.com
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The Upturn Never Arrives...
At one time, investing with LHX was a reasonable proposition, but as dividends have fallen and fees have increased, this is no longer the case. Hoped for improvements in investment performance never seem to materialise. I currently have an investment with LXH in a property in the south-east where I have an expected capital LOSS of -76%, which is a truly mind-boggling figure, and completely out of sync with my experience of directly owning physical property, where I have seen GAINS of over 76% over a similar timeframe. I have also found that exiting my LHX investments has taken much longer than I anticipated.
Overall, I'm afraid I couldn't recommend investing through LHX, and would suggest you just put your money in an ISA. But if you must, the best way would be to buy on the resale market - seek out one of the few properties that does pay a dividend, with as large a discount to its independent valuation as possible. And remember that the more rental units the investment relates to, the longer it's going to take to vacate and sell all of them before you can realise their full value...
Are they dead?
Website has been down for days. No communication about this. Have we finally lost all our money?
Investment performance, as others have mentioned, has been truly atrocious.
Worst company ever
Worst company ever! Put money into an ISA investment 4 years ago. The investment was only meant to be for a year and now they are saying it’s unlikely I will see a penny of it back! They just seem to take their fees and not care one bit about how their customers are ripped off on a daily basis. Avoid this company at all costs!

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Throwing small investors under the bus
Throwing small investors under the bus. I had a development loan with them, which effectively didn't deliver enough. Therefore, LHX's primary lender designed a strategy to save all their capital and most of the interest, and the rest of the small (crowdfunded) investors in LHX were told that they would lose all the capital, not even to mention the interest. Such a disrespect to the small bondholders! Even worse, where is the due diligence they (LHX) apparently did on the primary lender? If clearly, the primary lender had only one thing in mind, to rip off the small bondholders.

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Terrible
Terrible. Been in a long time for a significant amount. To start with dividend payments were good. But as time has gone on it has become apparent that in a rush to stock up the portfolio and attract investors, properties were purchased at far too high a price. The housing market goes up and down but for London flats to now be sold at 10% under purchase price just illustrates incompetence of those responsible for accurately valuing and negotiating best price. Dividends have been suspended for years now. For a company to have financed purchases on variable rate mortgages during an extended period of historically low interest rates and then get caught out by the rate fiasco later is bordering in criminally irresponsible. The across portfolio mortgage rate is apparently 8% at the moment. Whilst my investment is going to be worth significantly less when realised I guess people coming in at this stage can potentially grab a bargain

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Severe Underperformance and Broken Promises
Severe Underperformance and Broken Promises: A Warning About My Disastrous Investment Experience
I'd like to offer a candid reflection on my experience with this investment platform, particularly for those considering similar ventures. I invested a significant amount - over £30,000 - based largely on the guidance of their investment advisor, focusing on properties they recommended. Regrettably, after a four-year period, my overall return was almost negligible, nearly 0%.
One of the main appeals for me was the dividend income, which turned out to be underwhelming. There were extended periods without dividend payouts, and when they were distributed, the rate was approximately 1.3% less than what a standard bank account would offer.
Entering this investment, my expectations were for returns modestly surpassing what a regular bank savings account could yield. However, this goal was not achieved. It appears that more significant earnings on this platform might be linked to their mortgage bonds and similar products, but these come with a higher risk profile.
To put things into perspective, had I allocated the same £30,000 into well-known stocks four years ago, based on current market trends, I could potentially have seen my investment grow to over £100,000. This reflection is based on my personal journey and should be considered as such, rather than as professional financial advice.
Avoid
I'll keep it short - avoid at all costs.
These guys are absolute jokers who clearly have very little knowledge or understanding on how to build and manage a property portfolio as can be seen by their investment returns.
Returns are terrible across the board, most properties don't earn rental income, the sales process takes forever despite high demand and they charge fees for these 'privileges'.
Do yourself a favour and invest in a well managed REIT (e.g. Segro).

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
BE WARNED
I hate leaving negative reviews, but this is justified considering the amount of money these guys have lost from me..
So, I made my sizeable investment within the PropertyPartner platform (Now London House Exchange) in 2018, pre-pandemic.
Everything was great for the first couple of months, with ok dividend payouts but not consistent. Then my portfolio started to go south consistently, even before covid and the announcement.
6 years later and my portfolio is down well over 25% even with the property boom and demand for rent and housing! Its been absolutely appalling performance, borderline scam.
A year into my initial investment thes
e crooks introduced an AUM fee which is charged every month and erodes away at your equity even when making loss. Being kicked whilst down is the best way to phrase it.
Honestly, this is the worst performing asset I have and I have major regrets investing. See this as a warning: DO NOT INVEST with these guys, you will likely make a loss and lose most if not all of your investment.

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Something scammy going on
Something scammy going on
I bought properties 5 - 8 years ago at a fair valuation then
All property prices have gone right up but somehow my investments are 5% - 40% down
And now they started charging high fees to I'm selling all out and never coming back.

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Avoid like the plague
Avoid like the plague unless you’re happy - as the site warns - to lose your entire investment. The dividend returns on my investment since 2016 have been miserable, the capital value has fallen through the floor, communication is poor - the concept seems attractive but from my experience is deeply flawed. I suspect forecasts of investment returns are overly optimistic and that overheads are too high in relation to the individual amounts invested. I knew there was a risk and fully accept that, but I will never again invest in this type of scheme
Response to LHX reply
This is obviously a bog standard cut and paste reply - see their replies to other customers who have submitted negative reviews. I did not say I ‘liked the concept’ - I said it ‘seemed attractive’, and my subsequent comments made it clear I believe the concept to be deeply flawed. This response from LHX is an insult. Avoid like the plague or lose your cash

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Interesting concept, terrible investment
As a concept it is interesting but I am really glad I only invested a minimal amount of money on 4 properties, as a speculative investment. All 4 properties are now valued below their purchase price more than 5 years ago - 2 of them at more than 10% below sales price, 1 of them at 42%!! below sales price. That in a market where average house prices have grown from ca £220 to ca £260K in the same period. Go figure . . .

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Great concept - poorly executed
This concept seemed to be such a great idea, democratising property investment and enabling users to diversify investments across geographical and different property classes. How they could make such a mess of it during a period of exponential growth beggars belief. Shame.

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Borderline Scam
Borderline scam of a site. Hence the change of name from PropertyPartner. I invested in 10 different properties on the site 5 years ago now in order to diversify. At the time of writing this review trading has been suspended on 7 out of the 10 properties and dividend payment has been suspended on 9 of the 10 properties. So basically there all F##ked. Do not invest on this site!

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Easily my worst performing investment…
Easily my worst performing investment of the last 2 decades.
Totally illiquid, other than for a small number of properties where you have to sell at an eye watering loss if you want to cash in. No dividends to speak of, wind down process seems to take years with no interim distributions and very little proactive communication.
I had a phone call with one of the team which was largely bluster on their part and when I questioned the huge costs being incurred on the properties I was promised that they'd look into it, but no-one ever came back to me.
All I can do now is wait and see the value of the investments eroded by the huge costs and resulting deficits being run by the properties.
Update - over a year later and as predicted the value of the portfolio continues to shrink with the staggeringly high costs eat up any spare cash as properties take months and months to sell at prices well below their valuations. You could sort of understand it if there were some winners and some losers but every single property appears to be a loser.

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Avoid this platform for property investment
I have invested with London House Exchange (Property Partners) for many years.
The downsides are many -
1. One of their policies involves bundling, say, 10 units in a building which are bought together but they are sold individually. Selling 10 units in the same building may take many many months. Conveniently for them, they won't distribute the funds until the last unit is sold. Hence, they sit on all the cash while the investors keep waiting for the funds. I have been waiting for many such sales to be completed for years!
As this process takes a very long time and during that time you can neither take your money out nor do you get any rental income and thus it becomes fairly illiquid.
2. LHX will charge you a letting and management fee and then on top also add an additional Asset Management Fee. Ultimately, your property assets will give you lower RoI than most other standard alternative forms of investment in rental properties.
3. They are not the most efficient in managing the properties. Loss of rent is an investor's risk but LHX will keep charging their fees irrespective if you get your rent or not. Also, they will find every opportunity to delay any rent proceeds to the investors.
No communication, no response from Support
I haven't heard anything from them for over a year. I am unable to log in to my account. I've emailed the support team but they have not responded. I realise that the property market is doing pretty badly right now but I would like to be able to review my account.

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Latest update extremely worrying
The latest update is extremely concerning. Not only has the CEO left (sacked?) they note the "the average interest rate across our mortgaged portfolio [is now] 7.9% ... a level which is unaffordable for the majority of the residential portfolio".
I'm worried wind down is just round the corner with my six figure investment heading for a fire sale.

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
DO NOT INVEST….
Invested over 6 years ago in a property that increased by 40% over that time yet they have failed to sell it even at cost price with no dividends for over a year.
Worst investment ever made, total scammers! DO NOT INVEST!!

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
hi yes i am in a similar situation and…
hi yes i am in a similar situation and invested just over 6 years now.
i feel sad that i am paying more fees than receiving dividends and whereas all porperty prices around the country is going up, they are selling at a loss to their clients.
does not make sense ? they should be making money for us!!!!!

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
Avoid, you will not make much, if anything
I invested in over 20 properties on the platform. While some of the properties have made a small return, most have made almost nothing and several have made large losses.
It feels like this company is run by people who don't care if they make any money for their customers or not. After all it's not their money, they will no doubt be making money for themselves from all the fees.
During my investment period of about 6 years most property should have gained in value significantly. This is not the case with this platform. Do the managers even know what they are doing or how to make money from property?

Risposta di London House Exchange (formerly Property Partner)
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