Design & Build HMO Investments

Morecambe is on the brink of major transformation — backed by £50 million of UK Government Levelling Up funding and a £100 million Eden Project Morecambe regeneration set to deliver up to 760,000 extra visitors annually and over 1,000 jobs. With affordable property prices and rising rental demand from students, professionals, and tourism‑linked renters, HMOs here offer strong income potential and long‑term capital growth as the town’s economy and infrastructure accelerate.

Grimsby is benefiting from major regeneration initiatives, including the £200 million South Humber Bank and Fish Market redevelopment, transforming the town into a hub for logistics, renewable energy, and food processing. With affordable property prices and growing rental demand from students, young professionals, and skilled workers, HMOs here offer high rental yields and long-term capital growth as the local economy expands.

Barrow-in-Furness benefits from a growing rental market driven by its strong engineering and shipbuilding sector, including BAE Systems, which attracts professionals seeking flexible, high-quality rental accommodation. Affordable property prices combined with rising rental demand make HMOs here highly profitable, offering attractive yields and long-term capital growth as the town’s economy continues to expand.

Redcar is emerging as a high-potential area for HMO investment, with affordable property prices, growing rental demand from students, young professionals, and local workers, and ongoing regeneration projects including coastal and town centre improvements. Investors can benefit from strong rental yields and long-term capital growth as the town continues to develop.

Barrow‑in‑Furness stands at the start of a once‑in‑a‑generation transformation, with over £200 million of government and private investment committed through the Team Barrow partnership to regenerate the town centre, expand housing and support economic growth. Coupled with a steady influx of skilled workers to BAE Systems’ expanding submarine programmes, demand for quality HMO accommodation is set to rise alongside rental yields and long‑term capital growth.

Darlington’s ongoing town centre regeneration and transport upgrades, including the East Coast Main Line connectivity, are driving strong rental demand. Affordable property prices and a growing population of students and young professionals make HMOs here an attractive choice for high-yield investment.

With over 30,000 students at the University of Salford and a growing professional population working in MediaCityUK and Manchester City Centre, demand for quality shared housing is surging. Investing in HMOs in Salford provides high rental income and long-term property appreciation.

Darlington is rapidly emerging as a prime investment location, supported by major regeneration projects including town centre revitalisation and improved transport links via the East Coast Main Line. Affordable property prices combined with growing rental demand from students, young professionals, and commuting workers make HMOs in Darlington highly profitable, offering strong yields and long-term capital growth.

Morecambe is poised for major economic uplift, with a confirmed £50 million government Levelling Up Fund award driving forward the transformative Eden Project Morecambe — a £100 million seafront attraction expected to draw around 740,000 visitors annually and create over 1,000 jobs. This surge in tourism and jobs, combined with ongoing local funding initiatives and rising rental demand, positions HMOs in Morecambe for strong yields and long‑term growth as the town’s regeneration accelerates.

With a £200 million strategic investment from central government aimed at revitalising Barrow’s economy, housing market and infrastructure — and significant regeneration plans for town centre, transport, and community facilities — now is an opportune time for HMO investors to capitalise on rising rental demand from both local workers and new residents relocating for jobs and training opportunities.

Salford’s booming rental market, driven by its proximity to Manchester City Centre, MediaCityUK, and the University of Salford, makes it a hotspot for HMO investment. Strong demand from students and young professionals, combined with ongoing regeneration projects and rising rental rates, offers investors high yields and long-term capital growth.

Nelson is a rising rental hotspot in East Lancashire, with affordable property prices and strong demand from students, young professionals, and local workers. Ongoing regeneration projects and town centre improvements are boosting the area’s profile, making HMOs a high-yield investment with long-term capital growth potential.