Backed by mountains, it is often windy and has the reputation of "windy city" in Britain. As one of the largest financial centers in Europe, Edinburgh not only has a deep economic foundation, but also has a large number of professionals. The ratio of house price to income in Edinburgh is 5.5, which is the lowest among 12 cities. In addition, the average monthly rent of houses in Edinburgh is-1 099, accounting for 52% of the average annual salary.

2. Manchester

The second largest city in Britain has the largest group of college students. Where there are young people, the demand for renting houses is unprecedented. Needless to say, Manchester has two world-famous teams, Manchester United and Manchester City, and sports fans are also flocking to it. Therefore, it is worth your investment.

3. Liverpool

Britain's second largest trading port is located in the northwest of England, the capital of Merseyside, 325 kilometers northwest of London. It takes 2 hours and 40 minutes to get to London by train. This is a famous port city. At its peak, the British Empire was a metropolis second only to London. Its cultural charm, outstanding geographical location, numerous characteristic scenic spots and relatively developed business atmosphere are all the best choices for many investors in Liverpool to compete for investment.

4. Bristol

A city with a long history in the southwest of England is the cultural center of drama and art, with amazing buildings, beautiful harbour, rolling hills and idyllic scenery. Its economic growth is second only to Manchester City.

5. Sheffield

South Yorkshire, located in the middle of England, is the fourth largest city in England. Sheffield hallam university and the University of Sheffield, an internationally renowned excellent teaching and research center, are located here. In addition, it is the birthplace of the oldest football club in the world.