Manchester’s property market is the fifth fastest growing property market in the UK and the most robust. It is attracting huge investment from both domestic and overseas investors.

London is projected to generate an additional £16 billion in output by 2025, equivalent to a rise of a third of its current size.

Birmingham is set to become the property hotspot for 2019 with many key factors contributing to this rising popularity. The UK’s second largest city has shown significant interest globally.

Leeds is the UK’s fastest growing city and is the main driver of a city region with a £64.6 billion economy, a combined population of 3 million and a workforce of 1.37 million.

Sheffield has evolved from its industrial heritage into a location focused on innovation and technology. The city has transformed and is now one of the UK’s major city economies.

Edinburgh is the UK’s largest financial centre outside of London and a major European hub for asset management and servicing, with over £500 bn of funds under management in the city.

The picturesque town forms part of Cheshire’s ‘Golden Triangle’, which is noted for its desirable mixture of aspirational properties and pleasant countryside.

Belfast’s key sectors include finance and business services, creative and digital industries, ICT and software development, advanced engineering, tourism and hospitality.

Cardiff is in every sense a capital city. Young, fast growing and transformational, the capital of Wales has an enviable reputation for its connected businesses community.