Which property type currently offers the best yields across major cities?

The current research study by lettings management platform, Howsy, looks at which residential or commercial property type provides the very best monetary investment when it comes to buy to let rental yields across the UK’s major cities.

Previous research from the firm located that 3 was the magic number for rental returns, providing the greatest return with a rental return of 4.3%. While this has actually considering that raised to 5% currently, the most recent figures show that three-beds are no more the best investment option.

Actually, both 2 as well as one-bed residential or commercial properties have actually leapfrogged the three-bed where rental returns are concerned, with the ordinary two-bed offering a return of 5.6%, while one-beds now averages a return of 6.2%.

When it concerns purchasing a one-bed buy-to-let, Newcastle is your best bet, with the ordinary yield coming in at 7.9%, carefully followed by Glasgow (7.7%), Liverpool (7.1%) and also Plymouth (7%), all home to returns of 7% or higher.

Newcastle as well as Glasgow likewise rank in addition to Belfast (6.9%) as the most effective places for a two-bed buy-to-let financial investment, with Sheffield (6.7%) and also Leeds (6.4%) also showing profitable.

While if you wish to stick with the relied on three-bed, Glasgow once again tops the table (6.9%) among Newcastle, Belfast, Leeds and Liverpool.

Calum Brannan, founder and CEO of Howsy, commented: “We’re seeing a lot of changes to traditional property trends across the sector and the latest seems to be the profitability of the three-bed buy-to-let.

“While still a good investment, on the whole, tenants demand is growing for one and two-bed homes that provide them with a space of their own.

“This growing demand is leading to one and two-bed properties climbing the ranks of profitability due to their lower investment price point and higher demand pushing up rental prices.

“As the threat of the Coronavirus reduces, we will no doubt see this trend reverse as people begin to again feel comfortable about shared living and the better social lifestyle this brings.”