A recent survey from Rightmove suggests that home-movers are returning to the cities...
The survey says that competition between buyers and renters has risen across Great Britain’s 50 largest cities – by an average of 13% for buyers, and 29% for renters over the last year. And the number one city hotspot is Bath (competition increased by nearly 50%).
The top city hotspots are:
- Bath
- Carlisle
- Newcastle Upon Tyne
- London
- Oxford
- Chester
- Southampton
- St. Albans
- Dundee
- Cambridge
So, what can you get for your money in Bath?
A Grade I listed Crescent 6-bedroom terrace with self-contained apartment.
£4,250,000, Savills
A Grade II listed Regency Villa with 4-bedrooms on the edge of Henrietta Park.
£2,000,000, Crisp Cowley
A new build state-of-the-art modern townhouse with off-street parking.
£1,100,000, Stonier Hobbs
A historic environmentally-friendly converted Tram Yard apartment in the city.
£875,000, Knight Frank
A freehold investment mixed-use terrace in Beauford Square.
£675,000, Carter Jonas
A 1-bedroom apartment in the iconic Empire with views across the city.
£350,000, Crisp Cowley
You may also like:
