Much sought after and named one of the coolest places in Britain, Chichester is also a fantastic place to invest in buy-to-let.
According to one survey Southampton is the third best place in the country to live and work, after Oxford and Cambridge.
Brighton has the sea, but it’s also fringed by rolling countryside and has all the amenities you’d expect from a big city.
Explore premier buy-to-let investment in Harlow. Uncover property values, rental trends, and yields.
Discover why this employment hotspot and London commuter location is ripe for property investment.
Eastbourne offers scenic coastal living and good property investment options.
The Medway towns are one of the cheapest parts of the southeast in which to invest in property.
Maidstone benefits from a good location on the M20 motorway between London and the Channel ports.
Woking is in Surrey, 23 miles southwest of central London with a population of about 63,000.
For transport links, local amenities and attractive property prices then Hemel Hempstead is a town you should look at.
Sir Ebenezer Howard was a town planner who wanted to create the perfect town – one which combined urban and rural life.
Crawley is one of those rare places in the south east – an attractive place to live with reasonable prices.
High Wycombe benefits from a great location by the Chiltern Hills, has good access to London and has low property prices.
With strong house price growth, upcoming Crossrail links and a £450m regeneration plan, Slough is on-the-up.
With stunning coastlines, a roaring tourist tradem it's easy to see why the Isle of Wight makes a great place to invest.
Luton has a lot going for it. There are a thriving economy, a major airport and some of the cheapest property in south-east England.
Bracknell punches well above its weight; with loads of big companies and millions being spent on transforming the town.
Its image as a city of dreaming spires couldn’t be more wrong; Oxford, today is an economic powerhouse.
With great transport connection, a thriving economy and high-tech employment Basingstoke is a place to watch.
A selection of articles on investing in buy-to-let property in the UK's capital.
Milton Keynes is a fast-growing, commercial powerhouse of a town with an exciting future ahead of it.
Bicester is no longer a sleepy Oxfordshire market town but now somewhere undergoing a remarkable, exciting transformation.
For a growing economy and investment in buy-to-let, Reading is somewhere to take seriously.
Portsmouth is pretty unique. It’s the only Island city in the UK, home to the Royal Navy and it’s densely populated.
Sitting at the beginning or the end of London, property prices are lower in Watford than in the capital
Canterbury is one of the UK’s smallest cities but it has a great location, great amenities and a big tourist trade.
Winchester is one of the most expensive regional cities for property prices but strong fundamentals mean it's worthwhile.
St. Albans is near enough to central London to be commutable... yet far enough away to be a haven of peace and tranquillity.
The odd thing about cities is sometimes less can be more. Although tiny, Ely has a huge appeal to buyers and renters.
Property investors who are looking for competitive prices and a huge rental market will find 'the only way is Essex'.
Kent is known as the Garden of England but it is also a fruitful place for property investors and buy-to-let landlords.
Surrey is a favourite with major national and multinational companies, affluent London commuters and millionaires alike.
Sussex is a county of seaside towns but that’s not all it has to offer. Sussex also offers busy commercial areas as well.
Hampshire sees coast, country and city come together, offering a multitude of live opportunities for property investors.
Bournemouth has a youthful population and a modern, buoyant economy – the right kind of location for property investors.
Southend on Sea is known for having the longest pier in the world and also some of the best value property in the south east.
One of the world’s largest natural harbours, Poole is also one of Dorset's largest, commercial towns and has a thriving economy.
Hastings is famous for a couple of things and one of them is being a cheap place to buy or invest in property in the South.
Basildon is near enough to London to be commutable yet far enough away to have reasonable prices.
