Manchester City Centre and Salford

Bursting with life and character, Manchester City Centre has rapidly become a hub of entertainment, culture and nightlife. Drawing in millions of visitors every year, whether to experience the ever-expanding restaurant scene or watch two of the worlds most successful football teams play.

Ever-changing, the city has enjoyed a recent property boom, from iconic new buildings to many redevelopments of old industrial mills have turned this city in an exciting place to live.

Bringing an influx of young professionals and families to call the city centre home. 

Manchester has also been recognised as ‘the UK’s most liveable city’ by The Economist’s Liveability Index in 2022. 

Investing in residential properties presents a valuable prospect for long-term capital appreciation, as well as high rental yields.

A very exciting city!

Stockport City Centre

Stockport’s revival started some time ago but now it’s full steam ahead, with the radical and exciting programme of investment, positioning beautiful heritage buildings next to great new architecture.

Stockport is transforming into one of the most exciting places to live and invest in the UK.

Located just 8 minutes from Manchester city centre, Stockport is benefiting from billions of pounds in investment and regeneration projects, making it a prime location for property investment.

Named the “Best Place to Live in the UK 2024” by The Sunday Times for the North West, Stockport offers a blend of historic charm, modern amenities, and exceptional connectivity.

Property in Stockport is more affordable than in Manchester, with significant potential for price appreciation and high rental yields

Cheshire

Cheshire is a largely rural county in the North West of England, bounded by the city of Manchester to the north and the city of Liverpool to the west. The county comprises a number of towns and villages, connected by farmland and country lanes; its proximity to Manchester has made it a particularly popular place for workers and families to settle, offering space and comfort as well as ease of commute.

Cheshire is growing in stature, and demand for rental properties remains high. Buying a property in order to rent it out can be an excellent way to guarantee income over time, and to subsidise a wider portfolio.

Cheshire is also hugely desirable as a location in which to settle down; you may decide that your investment is best realised as your personal home, and a base for a wider portfolio that reaches into either Manchester or Liverpool.