Property investment in Yorkshire and the Humber
Leeds financial and digital services, Sheffield's universities and advanced manufacturing, and big regeneration programmes.
Places we follow in Yorkshire and the Humber
Bradford
A large, young city next to Leeds with some of the lowest entry prices of any major English city.
Doncaster
A South Yorkshire city with a major logistics cluster and an East Coast Main Line station with direct trains to London.
Harrogate
An affluent North Yorkshire spa town with a conference and events economy and strong owner-occupier demand.
Huddersfield
A large West Yorkshire town with a university and a mix of Victorian terraces and new housing.
Hull
A port city on the Humber with a growing renewable energy sector and comparatively low property prices.
Leeds
Yorkshire's largest city and a leading financial, legal and digital centre outside London, with a large student population.
Sheffield
A major university city with an advanced manufacturing base and ongoing city-centre regeneration.
Wakefield
A West Yorkshire city at the junction of the M1 and M62, with a strong distribution sector.
York
A historic walled city with strong tourism, two universities and fast East Coast Main Line links to London and Edinburgh.
Local rules to know
Stamp Duty Land Tax applies to direct property purchases in England. Residential tenancies in England are mainly assured shorthold tenancies, and the rules for landlords are changing under recent renters' reform legislation.