
Incommunities and Equans complete energy efficient scheme in Bradford
All 27 homes now meet energy performance certificate (EPC) band C.

All 27 homes now meet energy performance certificate (EPC) band C.

Sunderland and Wolverhampton also showed tight markets, with only one home per 501 and 468 residents respectively.

Coventry saw one of the biggest jumps in the rankings, moving from ninth to second place after a rise in enquiries.

The total investment for the scheme stands at £5m, delivered with Zentra Group and backed by Homes England and Bradford Council.

The property portal’s latest Hotspots Index revealed that Bradford retained the top spot for a second consecutive quarter.

Currently, only 1.2% of rental properties in Bradford are available, equating to about 500 private rental homes out of a total stock of 42,700 in the city.

The analysis identified cities where first-time buyers had the best chance of purchasing properties without incurring Stamp Duty costs.

CrowdProperty has agreed a total development finance facility of £9,250,000 over an 18 month term, to enable this development.

Rightmove's analysis of average asking prices in 60 British cities has revealed the five cities where first-time buyers can find properties for less than half the national average.

Bradford ranks highest for rental yields providing an 11.6% return, followed by Dundee at 10.1% and in third place, Sunderland at 9.9%.
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