1. One of Europe’s Fastest-Growing Cities
With its status as a leading global city, Manchester attracts a steady influx of residents, students, and professionals, potentially allowing for strong demand for rental properties and strong returns on investment.
From Spinningfields business district and New Islington Marina to the cobbled Castlefield streets and vastly expanding Northern Quarter, Manchester is a truly diverse destination and was recently voted the UK’s ‘second best city’ next to London.
2. Robust Market Growth
By 2030, North West property prices are predicted to increase by an average of 27.6% according to Savills.
As the most prominent city region in the North West, Greater Manchester is set to see huge capital growth over the coming years, with an average increase of almost 7% in the past two years alone.
3. Investment & Regeneration
Manchester has seen some of the country’s most transformative regeneration projects, receiving billions of pounds worth of targeted capital investment across key areas of the city.
Projects such as MediaCityUK and NOMA have created thousands of jobs and given a further boost to the city’s employee and graduate retention rate, which is now among the highest in the UK. The upcoming scheme, Manchester United’s £2billion stadium, is just a stone’s throw from this exciting investment opportunity and is set to become the North’s biggest ever regeneration project to date.