One Regent Manchester

One Regent Manchester is the Manchester new launch apartment in the city centre by Fulcrum Global.

Ideally located within walking distance to Spinningfields (Canary Wharf of Manchester), Deansgate Lock (Famous bars/cafes/restaurants), and Deansgate tram and train station.

Developed by experience developer in Manchester who always known to deliver quality to its client.

Low investment choice, from £1xxK and only requires 20% upfront payment to invest.

Manchester is now recognised as the prime investment hotspot in the UK. The investment property market in Manchester is booming at present and it will continue to be the top buy to let hotspot in UK.

The city population is growing with more and more individuals coming into the city to take jobs in its fast-paced business market or to study at its world-class universities. Manchester has a great reputation for top quality higher education and has an extremely high student population rate. Most of them stick around shortly after graduating. Again, these people are going to need place to live.

Demand for rental property in Manchester is at an all time high, not only from tenants but investors looking to purchase in the city. Rental property is being snapped up faster than it can be provided. According to the Manchester Evening News, in March 2014 there were only 39 new-build apartments available to purchase and one new development.

There is a chronic housing shortage in Manchester, with fewer than 4,000 new homes a year being built at present. This is short of the 10,000 new homes needed every year to keep up with the growing population.

The severe undersupply of property and affordability to first-time buyers has created a fabulous opportunity in Greater Manchester for property investment. Rent throughout the city are at an all time high, giving investors extremely healthy yields and great potential for capital growth.

A truly international city with 22,000 immigrants making new lives in the city each year little wonder that demand for housing continues to exceed supply.

In term of ranking, Manchester is ranked the first for best UK city to live in 2013, 2014, and 2015 by "The Economist". KPMG also ranked Manchester as the Europe most affordable city.

Manchester is home to two largest shopping centre in the UK, the Trafford Centre and Arndale Centre.

Manchester Chinatown is the 2nd largest in UK.

British Telecom invested 575 million pounds to install fibre optic broadband in every premises in Manchester which is not happening in London,

Largest student population in UK and Europe total about 400,000 students are studying in Manchester and there are approximately 100,000 of students who needs accommodation. This is also the top reason why 80 of FTSE 100 companies is moving their offices into Manchester because of young and energetic workforce in addition to the great infrastructure and cheaper operation cost compare to London.

Manchester economy is the second largest economy in UK after London with total workforce of 1.2 million with GVA of £46 billion.

The key driver of the strong economic growth is the large scale expansion of the private sector. In 2015, total 80 of FTSE 100 companies has set up offices in Manchester. Big names including Google, The Cooperative Group, Aegis, BBC, Kellogg's, KPMG, HSBC, Citibank, RBS, KPMG, Deloitte and many more.

In June 2014, UK Chancellor, George Osborne has announced plan to turn Manchester into the Northern Powerhouse to support London economy.