I’m not sure if that would show but the lower attendance of students from overseas etc is probably a factor. Walking the streets of Hull many student HMOs were empty and were advertising lower rates. Hopefully next year all that would return to normal🤞
Useful video but you should also discuss the capital increase of properties in different areas. You'll get a good yield up north but the value of your investment will be pretty stagnant.
Superb video, 2:58 London was at the top of the scale with no coordinate, although you said Warrington & Glasgow was the best. Could you please state where London would of been on this scale please? Would be much appreciated
London towered above everything (so I removed it from the graphs as it skewed the visual height of all other towns. However they're still on the graphs - just no visible bars. To check out the full data you can view it on my website wtfpropertyinvesting.com/hmo-investment-property-areas
Hi Mat, you are taking a refreshing and helpful approach for informing potential investors👍. I have been looking at Hull for a little while and felt a bit concerned with 0.4 people per room, is that because there are few students renting there at the moment?
So if theres less demand than supply why doesnt the price go down e.g to Hull and Coventry? And why is London price not going up since theres sooo many people looking per room? Market dynamics should push for equilibrium accross all locations. Good analysis of the data but intuitively it seems that something is missing.
The data looks at rooms generally. However some will be nasty cheap magnolia boxes. With limited high end HMO's that are more design led so that adds a weighting into the market, not everybody wants the cheapest HMO. EG a young professional might not want to live with people too dis-similar from themselves.
@@MattBrighton thanks Matt! Thats really helpful!... I’ve been keeping an eye on Newport South Wales which is just 10 miles from Cardiff so this is useful to know. Keep up the great work👍
Hi Matt, I’m looking into my first HMO, I am currently working in Barrow in a HMO, the demand seems high as there are so many contractors due to BAE, who have just signed a contract for 8 more Subs each taking 3-4 year to build. Is this a good basis to start looking for HMO’s in Barrow in Furness? Cracking vid
Hi Matt, thanks for the insightful video. I was looking at a HMO in Luton and wanted to see how they fared in your numbers but couldn't locate them on there. Is that because the area performance wasn't strong enough or does it come under another location? Thanks
@@MattBrighton could well be a reason. and then property prices rise simultaneously with if not faster than rental such that yields are never justified.
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Brilliant. I was waiting for a video like this, explaining the best HMO areas. Thank you
Glad you found it useful John, I'll likely refresh the data later next this year!
Would love to see an updated version of this
I got so much value from this video... thanks Matt!
Awesome! Glad you found it useful!
Now this is quality. Just straight facts! I appreciate the effort you put in these videos. It has helped me a lot!
Brilliant work my man absolutely brilliant
Glad you found it useful!
Great Work 👍🏼
Thanks ✌️
Omg man your channel is a 5⭐! 😍
Hi Matt, it would be great if you could do a similar breakdown by London borough
Cheers Matt. INCREDIBLE information :)
Glad you found it useful!
Great video Matt, very informative and also gives a lot of clarity on areas. Good visual graphics. I’ve just subscribed 👍🏻
Great video, not surprised about Coventry, loads of empty HMOs and flats there!
I don't know the area too well but hearing a lot about struggling HMOs!
Brilliant work Matt, thanks for sharing!
Great info mate your a legend for this one
Great video. Well done. Subscribed.
Great video man! I found you from Noah's video.
I’m not sure if that would show but the lower attendance of students from overseas etc is probably a factor. Walking the streets of Hull many student HMOs were empty and were advertising lower rates. Hopefully next year all that would return to normal🤞
It's really informative one.... 👍
Hi Matt! Could we have an updated version of this video? Found it really useful. 👍
It's on my list! :D
Useful video but you should also discuss the capital increase of properties in different areas. You'll get a good yield up north but the value of your investment will be pretty stagnant.
Definitely a good point. That being said - some major northern cities are going up the most at the moment compared to the south!
Superb video, 2:58 London was at the top of the scale with no coordinate, although you said Warrington & Glasgow was the best. Could you please state where London would of been on this scale please? Would be much appreciated
London towered above everything (so I removed it from the graphs as it skewed the visual height of all other towns. However they're still on the graphs - just no visible bars.
To check out the full data you can view it on my website wtfpropertyinvesting.com/hmo-investment-property-areas
Hi Mat, you are taking a refreshing and helpful approach for informing potential investors👍. I have been looking at Hull for a little while and felt a bit concerned with 0.4 people per room, is that because there are few students renting there at the moment?
Great video
In simple terms, get a HMO in warrington
Are there any good websites/agents to search for HMO properties?
awesome video
Great video man, And what do you think Southampton (city I live in) or Portsmouth only like 20 mins away or none lol
Sheffield center is all article 4...
Plenty of fantastic areas outside A4 in Sheffield
So if theres less demand than supply why doesnt the price go down e.g to Hull and Coventry? And why is London price not going up since theres sooo many people looking per room? Market dynamics should push for equilibrium accross all locations. Good analysis of the data but intuitively it seems that something is missing.
The data looks at rooms generally. However some will be nasty cheap magnolia boxes. With limited high end HMO's that are more design led so that adds a weighting into the market, not everybody wants the cheapest HMO. EG a young professional might not want to live with people too dis-similar from themselves.
Great research and video ... thank you! Any stats on South Wales ?
@@MattBrighton thanks Matt! Thats really helpful!... I’ve been keeping an eye on Newport South Wales which is just 10 miles from Cardiff so this is useful to know. Keep up the great work👍
Thank you
You're welcome
Great video.
Where is the data from?
Hi Matt,
I’m looking into my first HMO, I am currently working in Barrow in a HMO, the demand seems high as there are so many contractors due to BAE, who have just signed a contract for 8 more Subs each taking 3-4 year to build.
Is this a good basis to start looking for HMO’s in Barrow in Furness?
Cracking vid
@@MattBrighton thanks Matt,
I will start emailing my financial manager to find out rates and look into this more.
Hi Matt a person from Brighton myself I was seeing if you had a hmo portfolio yourself?
Hi Matt, thanks for the insightful video. I was looking at a HMO in Luton and wanted to see how they fared in your numbers but couldn't locate them on there. Is that because the area performance wasn't strong enough or does it come under another location? Thanks
Luton should do reasonably well when you look and supply vs demand! Also with things starting to whir up again in London room demand should increase
useful analysis. Why is London room demand (4 to 1) not driving rental prices up, you think?
@@MattBrighton could well be a reason. and then property prices rise simultaneously with if not faster than rental such that yields are never justified.
Hi Matt, if you were buying a hmo, what roi would you be looking for
What would be the best way to get in contact with you
Did you use your thumbnail on Canva or photoshop mate?