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14th October 2016
Brighton and Hove has recently been voted one of the happiest cities to work in the UK. Beloved by its residents, over 90% are proud to live here.
Over the past two decades, house prices in Brighton and Hove have soared by nearly 500 per cent due to the high demand to live in this great city. Due to Brighton and Hove’s location, nestled between the protected South Downs and the sea, the opportunity for development is limited and demand outweighs supply. Property prices in the city continue to rise.
However, with up-and-coming areas like Lewes Road and London Road becoming steadily more popular, investing in property is a brilliant idea - now more than ever.
Here are our top five reasons to buy in Brighton and Hove in the coming months:
Regeneration of old, run down parts of the city is only adding to the incentive to settle in Brighton and Hove. Examples of these improvements include the 80 million pound proposal for a new housing and office development by Hove Station, a 17-storey tower housing development in Sackville Gardens, Hove and the redevelopment of the Royal Sussex Hospital.
Attractions within the city are also evolving. Brighton and Hove’s famous lanes are expanding, The King Alfred Leisure Centre is under development and the Seafront Improvement Project is working to preserve its historic elements as well as bring new attractions.
With these additions and improvements, house prices are likely to rise again significantly over the coming years - and with train services from Brighton to London under serious reconstruction, significant investment opportunities could be made by jumping on the city’s most promising locations.
Whether it’s time to sit down with a book and enjoy a beautiful sunny day, or indulge in a scenic walk on a crisp autumn morning, Brighton and Hove will leave you spoilt for choice. As well as being packed full of great shops, bars and restaurants, the city is also home to some of the most stunning parks and green spaces in the country.
Devil’s Dyke is situated north of Brighton and Hove and is an area of outstanding natural beauty. Perfect for family day out, you can enjoy breath-taking views, long walks and a pub lunch.
Alternatively, target the centre of the city and relax in the pavilion gardens. Often accompanied by soothing music, this popular destination provides exquisite views of the Royal Pavilion and a vast variety of surrounding shops and restaurants.
Other magnificent spaces within the city include Hove Lawns, Stanmer Park and Queens Park. With all that on your doorstep, you’ll soon settle into a rich yet relaxing pace of life.
Brighton and Hove not only prides itself on its amenities, culture and attractions, but also its residents. The city’s locals and independent business owners are known for their unique character and kind-hearted nature, so there’s no need to fear unfriendly neighbours! Local independent pubs and cafes are full of unique characters who are always up for a chat.
Pride festival takes place every year in the centre of Brighton and Hove, and embodies the forward thinking, loving nature of the residents. The procession starts in Hove and ends at Preston Park, allowing the entire community to take part in this beautiful community tradition.
Brighton and Hove is a bustling center of commerce and creativity, but a good quality of life has just as much to do with activities and socialising as it does business opportunities.
From Hove to Fiveways, most areas of the city are filled with independent shops, bars and restaurants. There’s never a shortage of things to do right on your doorstep.
Most popular places in Brighton and Hove are within walking distance of one another, which makes getting around easier than in many other cities. For anyone working in Brighton and Hove, the daily commute can actually be quite pleasant.
Anything too far to walk isn’t a problem either. Brighton and Hove also benefit from excellent public transport. The city is made accessible through a variety of services, including easy-to-access bus links, clearly displayed taxi ranks and excellent train connections, allowing you to go out and explore any part of the city at any time of day.
Home to the famous Laines, Brighton and Hove offers a truly unique shopping experience. If you know where to look, some great second-hand markets can be discovered, allowing you to fill your new home with one-of-a kind treasures.
Hidden underground on Upper Gardner Street, the North Laine Antiques and Flea Market is a den of marvelous objects and wonderful gifts. Here small collectables and vintage items can be found, as well as pristine second-hand furniture.
Brighton and Hove is known for its celebration of the weird and wonderful! With the help of these quirky bazaars, antique shops and secondhand markets, you’ll be able to express your unique style throughout your home.
Brighton and Hove are the key to a great quality of life and a brilliant investment for the future. To explore your options, please get in touch and we’ll find an area to suit you.