Sheffield
has always had a strong property market, influenced mainly by low supply and
high demand; we still draw many big businesses to the city, as well as having
an excellent retention of students who stay on after their studies. It’s
undeniable that this is a city that people fall in love with, and those that
love to hate it would never leave it either, despite us looking on at Leeds and
Manchester as our more prosperous neighbours.
Since the general election
results, whatever your political persuasion, there has to be an argument that
strength and stability has a chance to continue, and that a huge shake up and
change could have been detrimental to people’s buying and selling choices,
especially for aspirational movers.
We believe that the strengthening of the
market will now forge in steel for those that want to upsize and grow, those
that want to get on the ladder as money is so cheap to borrow, and for
investors who still see that long term investment in property is still as safe
as it can be to place monies into retirement plans or for inheritance purposes.
We see no reason why our city can’t continue to flourish and it should continue
to be a place we should be proud of and take a pride to live in.
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