John Minnis Estate Agents has named Cambridge as the leading rental wellness hotspot, while Belfast, Derry/Londonderry, Lisburn and Bangor all ranked in the top 10.
New research from Belfast estate agency John Minnis suggests Northern Ireland is becoming an increasingly attractive market for landlords, driven by strong tenant demand, rising rents and limited housing supply.
The research from John Minnis Estate Agents revealed that the UK rental sector is facing a structural supply shortage, with demand continuing to outstrip the number of properties available.
Research from John Minnis revealed that the proportion of prospective buyers applying for mortgages jointly rose from 49% in 2021 to 53% in 2024.
New insights from John Minnis Estate Agents show rising demand for joint home-buying in Northern Ireland as affordability pressures grow.
Belfast has rapidly established itself as a destination for environmentally minded property investors, according to John Minnis.
Belfast-based estate agency John Minnis expects Northern Ireland to welcome up to 30,000 new arrivals over the next five years as affordability and education drive record migration.
Belfast is expected to deliver the UK’s highest rental yield at 6.1%, with Northern Ireland property prices remaining significantly below the national average.
Minnis also highlighted Manchester as a prime investment location, noting its growing tech and creative sectors and upgraded transport links like HS2.
Growing numbers of 25-34 year olds are choosing to invest in rental properties rather than buy homes for themselves, according to John Minnis.