Share to: Article Summary Manchester The new office on 59 Mosley Street represents a £500,000 expansion into the Manchester market by North Property Group. North Property […]
Property demand in Swinton is on the rise, and it's a place for buy-to-let property in the Manchester region to keep an eye on over the next few months.
Mortgage rates have risen and house prices are even expected to fall by between 5%-10% in some parts of the country.
Having said that, some areas will recover much quicker depending on supply and demand constraints.
There is a trend that is very obvious in certain cities in the UK. London, Manchester, Leeds and Brighton, as the UK has been suffering with an ever-growing issue when it comes to available properties for residents.
April is here, and just last month the 2023 Spring Budget was announced by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, outlining his plans in his first budget in the House of Commons.
National Geographic has named Manchester the UK’s most exciting cultural hub right now. The magazine says Manchester “has long been a poster child for innovation” and that it is now building on that reputation by “embracing a flurry of openings and makeovers to guide its post-lockdown future.”
The six-storey office building will cost £31 million to build, and will be completed in late 2024 if approved by the Manchester City Council. It aims to maintain the highest levels of sustainability during both construction and operation.
Mortgage rates have risen and house prices are even expected to fall by between 5%-10% in some parts of the country.
Having said that, some areas will recover much quicker depending on supply and demand constraints.