Invest In Sunderland
Invest In Sunderland
£1.5 billion Public sector money is due to be invested into Sunderland by 2024
£500 million, 150 hectare Manufacturing Park under construction
85 International companies call Sunderland home
It’s the 2nd fastest digital turnover growth in the UK outside of London
2 million strong workforce and 20,000 student population
Considered as one of the wealthiest towns in England
Sundeland, one of the UK’s top property investment locations
Sunderland is rapidly rising as one of the UK’s top property investment locations, as investment into the city brings first class office space, attractive living areas, businesses and people.
In a 2017 report, Sunderland City Council recommended building 13,824 new dwellings from 2015 to 2033.
Sunderland is one of the wealthiest towns in England and has one of the largest populations (277,700 in 2015) and this is projected to increase to 285,900 by 2033.
Sunderland’s seafront is receiving over £7 million of investment in the form of the Sunderland Seafront Regeneration project to turn it back into a family-friendly resort.
The Stadium of Light, one of the largest football grounds in England and has also been used for concerts by superstars like Beyoncé, Oasis, Coldplay and Rihanna.
2.4 million is being invested to revamp Sunderland’s town square transforming it into an arts and cultural venue, £8.2m has been invested in a 450-seater cultural auditorium, whilst a seven-year £60m programme titled Twenty Four Seven was recently launched building on from Sunderland’s City of Culture 2021 bid.
Residents of Sunderland are able to enjoy direct train links to London, Carlisle and Middlesbrough and the main railway station is to undergo a £13.7m redevelopment, whilst £57 million is being injected into a new dual carriageway linking the city centre and the Port of Sunderland.
Sunderland is rapidly rising as one of the UK’s top property investment locations, as investment into the city brings first class office space, attractive living areas, businesses and people.
In a 2017 report, Sunderland City Council recommended building 13,824 new dwellings from 2015 to 2033.
Sunderland is one of the wealthiest towns in England and has one of the largest populations (277,700 in 2015) and this is projected to increase to 285,900 by 2033.
Sunderland’s seafront is receiving over £7 million of investment in the form of the Sunderland Seafront Regeneration project to turn it back into a family-friendly resort.
The Stadium of Light, one of the largest football grounds in England and has also been used for concerts by superstars like Beyoncé, Oasis, Coldplay and Rihanna.
2.4 million is being invested to revamp Sunderland’s town square transforming it into an arts and cultural venue, £8.2m has been invested in a 450-seater cultural auditorium, whilst a seven-year £60m programme titled Twenty Four Seven was recently launched building on from Sunderland’s City of Culture 2021 bid.
Residents of Sunderland are able to enjoy direct train links to London, Carlisle and Middlesbrough and the main railway station is to undergo a £13.7m redevelopment, whilst £57 million is being injected into a new dual carriageway linking the city centre and the Port of Sunderland.
The Vaux site is a 5.5 hectare, £100 million regeneration project built on the former Vaux Brewery in the city centre. The development is planned to include offices, shops, restaurants, cafes, a hotel, and residential apartments.
The £500 million International Advanced Manufacturing Park (designated a ‘Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project’ by the UK Government) is a hub for automotive, advanced manufacturing and technology businesses that is projected to attract £300 million in private sector investment and 5,200 new jobs by 2027.
The city is also a digital powerhouse, expected to be worth around £1.1bn by 2020 and the University of Sunderland recently formed the ‘Northern Accelerator’ after being awarded £4.9m in funding from the government.
With a 20,000 strong student population, The University Of Sunderland has invested substantially into its university campus. Around £130m in funding has gone towards improving its extensive facilities, including an £8.5m Science Complex and the state-of-the-art David Puttnam Media Centre.
With growing manufacturing and digital sectors, excellent international and transport links and thriving student and social life, Sunderland’s buy-to-let market is set to become an invaluable asset for any property portfolio.
Please contact us if you would like some more information about investing in property in Sunderland.
The Vaux site is a 5.5 hectare, £100 million regeneration project built on the former Vaux Brewery in the city centre. The development is planned to include offices, shops, restaurants, cafes, a hotel, and residential apartments.
The £500 million International Advanced Manufacturing Park (designated a ‘Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project’ by the UK Government) is a hub for automotive, advanced manufacturing and technology businesses that is projected to attract £300 million in private sector investment and 5,200 new jobs by 2027.
The city is also a digital powerhouse, expected to be worth around £1.1bn by 2020 and the University of Sunderland recently formed the ‘Northern Accelerator’ after being awarded £4.9m in funding from the government.
With a 20,000 strong student population, The University Of Sunderland has invested substantially into its university campus. Around £130m in funding has gone towards improving its extensive facilities, including an £8.5m Science Complex and the state-of-the-art David Puttnam Media Centre.
With growing manufacturing and digital sectors, excellent international and transport links and thriving student and social life, Sunderland’s buy-to-let market is set to become an invaluable asset for any property portfolio.
Please contact us if you would like some more information about investing in property in Sunderland.