Unlock the Power of Student Property Investment
Discover why student property delivers superior returns with yields up to 18%, guaranteed 12-month contracts, and recession-resistant income streams.
Why Student Property Outperforms Traditional Buy-to-Let
Student property investment offers unique advantages that make it one of the most attractive asset classes in the UK property market.
Student properties typically achieve 7-18% rental yields, significantly higher than standard buy-to-let properties at 3-5%.
Students book 9+ months in advance giving landlords up to 21 months of contracted rent at any one time.
UK student numbers continue to rise year-on-year, with international students driving particularly strong demand.
Student loans provide reliable rent payments, backed by government funding and parental guarantees.
Education demand remains stable during economic downturns, making student property a defensive investment.
University towns show strong capital appreciation due to limited supply and consistent demand growth.
Investment Opportunities Across Our Key Markets
Each of our target cities offers unique investment advantages with strong student populations and excellent rental yields.
Lincoln
Nottingham
Hull
Loughborough
Derby
Leicester
Market Insights & Trends
Rising Student Numbers
UK universities have seen a 15% increase in student enrollment over the past 5 years, with international students driving much of this growth.
Rental Growth
Student rents have increased by an average of 4.2% annually, outpacing inflation and standard residential rental growth.
Supply Shortage
Purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) supply lags behind demand by 20%, creating opportunities for HMO investors.
Investment Success Story
See how one of our investors achieved exceptional returns in the Lincoln student market.
6-Bed HMO in Lincoln
A prime example of how strategic investment and quality renovation can deliver exceptional returns in the student property market. This property showcases the potential of modern student accommodation.
