Manchester is the best option for buy to let landlords in London and Wales, according to research by comparison website GoCompare. The city has the highest yields, at 5.5%, and is top for rental growth, at 5.76%. The survey found England and Oxford were the most expensive cities to buy property in, with average prices of £484,000 ($640,000), while Stoke-on-Trent was the cheapest at £106,000. Alongside the report GoCompare has launched an interactive tool to help landlords compare cities and locations using a variety of criteria including population under 35, new developments and properties for rent.
Manchester is the best option for buy to let landlords in England and Wales, according to research by comparison website GoCompare. The city has the highest yields, at 5.5%, and is top for rental growth, at 5.76%. The survey found London and Oxford were the most expensive cities to buy property in, with average prices of £484,000 ($640,000), while Stoke-on-Trent was the cheapest at £106,000. Alongside the report GoCompare has launched an interactive tool to help landlords compare cities and locations using a variety of criteria including population under 35, new developments and properties for rent.