Manchester
M Square Developments Ltd was founded to deliver quality schemes across Greater Manchester and the rest of the UK.
Manchester is at the heart of the North and the Northern Powerhouse. The Northern Powerhouse is a cluster of cities in the North of England. Together they form a ‘super’ economy of almost £350 billion, similar in size to that of London. It includes Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield and Newcastle, all of which are close to each other, creating one of the largest urban economies in the world, bigger than the individual economies of Taiwan, Sweden and Denmark.
Source: www.investinmanchester.com
Reasons Why to INVEST | WORK & LIVE | SETTLE in Manchester
2.7million
Population
Greater Manchester area is the second most populous urban area in the UK which means high demand of Housing.
2,000+
Foreign Owned Businesses
Providing high employment to local people and university graduates and bringing in foreign investment into the local area.
40%
Cheaper Property Prices
Than London on average meaning a lower cost of living and financially a more attractive city to work and live and start your own family.
Future-Proofed
Economy
Many of the UK’s leading public companies have a presence in Manchester including the BBC, meaning new jobs are forecast for the next 10 years.
High Rental
Yield
The rental market is booming, with the average cost of renting in Manchester gone up by 30% in the last four years meaning fast-rising rents for buy to let investors.
High Speed 2
Rail Link
Providing greater connectivity between Manchester and London and its neighbouring cities in the Northern Powerhouse region.
A Global City
Connected
Manchester International airport welcomes flights from 200+ cities including San Francisco, Dubai, Mumbai, Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore.
Most Liveable
World City
Manchester named by The Economist Intelligence Unit in 2019 among the world’s 50 most liveable cities ahead of London, New York and Rome.
Fastest Growing
City in the UK
Faster than the national average and one of the youngest in the country due to a high proportion of graduates remaining after their studies.