Student lets head the buy to let market
The rental yields of student lets are still out performing those of other property types making them the better investments for landlords.
Properties in university towns and cities are maintaining much better value and rental yields compared to properties in areas with no higher education.
The gap was now said to be a 65 per cent difference in yields from university properties to those in non-university towns.
The difference was attributed to the huge rises in university intake over the last few years with greater demand being placed on accommodation.
Cambridge, Nottingham and Brighton are the top three university towns for investors to purchase and rent out in.
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