The Perfect Storm
Why invest in UK property?
The growing disparity between supply and demand is one of many reasons why investment in the UK remains appealing. Rentals are driven by Tenant demand and is the key to a successful property investment, and with a growing population, property investment opportunities in the UK are becoming more lucrative.
UK Cities
While the UK as a whole has one of the largest populations in Europe, key cities (Birmingham, Manchester Liverpool, Leeds) across the country are housing the majority of these residents.
Specifically, Birmingham is one of the most populated cities in the UK, and with forecasts expecting the local population to hit 1.24 million by 2030, the demand for property will continue to outpace supply.
Birmingham
Birmingham, the Uk's second largest city with a population of 1.158 million. The 2nd city is a good place to invest in property because of its strong rental yields, growing demand, and affordable prices. Conveniently located in the middle of the UK, the city has a huge transport infrastructure and easy links to all major cities.
Manchester
Manchester is a major city in the northwest of England with a rich industrial heritage. It currently houses a population of 549,853. Manchester offers compelling opportunities for investors, with strong market fundamentals supporting both current returns and future growth potential across its residential and commercial sectors.
Liverpool
Liverpool is a good place to invest in property because of its high rental yields, affordable entry prices, and strong growth potential. Liverpool has a variety of property types, from city centre apartments to suburban houses, there are options to suit different investment strategies.
Leeds
Leeds is a great city to invest in property because of its growing population, tourism, and universities. There is an excellent mix of young professionals and first time buyers looking to purchase in and aroung the city. The Student community ensure that the rental market sustains annual growth with growth yields of 8%.
Future UK Property Growth
Over the next five years, Savills predicts mainstream UK house prices will rise by a cumulative 23.4%, with a 4% increase next year. Prime regional prices are forecast to rise at a slightly slower rate of 18.2%.
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