At a time of significant global uncertainty, many investors were questioning whether the property market could withstand the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Robinson discussed how market conditions on the ground were proving more resilient than some had predicted, with locations such as London and the UAE continuing to attract property investment.
He highlighted the importance of considering how changing buyer priorities could influence demand, with outdoor space, gardens and private entrances becoming increasingly desirable during the pandemic.
Robinson also noted that strong demand for attractive property meant buyers needed to be prepared to act quickly when the right opportunity became available, particularly when finance was already in place.
With interest rates at historically low levels, maintaining liquidity while using suitable finance could also provide investors with greater flexibility to pursue other opportunities.
While short-term challenges remained, Robinson emphasised the importance of taking a long-term view when investing in property and considering wider factors such as location, demand and currency movements.
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