Apartment in Bradford, United Kingdom
The property includes: a living room, a kitchen, a refrigerator, a built-in stove, a bathroom with a shower.
Wall heating, TV and telephone. At one end there is a kitchen with an oven, a built-in electric stove and extractor fan. Refrigerator and stainless steel drain insert on the countertop. Ceiling lights. Wall heater. Large double-glazed windows.
Tiled rain shower with wall-mounted shower, low-level toilet and pedestal washbasin. Lighting, laminate flooring and exhaust fan.
There are 26 apartments furnished and unfurnished.
Profitability: 8 NET for 3 years guaranteed (signed by a third-party management company www.thelettingsroom.co.uk)
Valuation of capital: sold at 10-15 BMV (below market)
Management: Fully Managed by The Letting Room (capital investment)
Property: 125 years of rental
Stamp Duty: only 3 for each unit (taxes for Manchester / London range from 8-13)
Practical completion: completed.
Additional benefits: Online portal (to ensure easy sales through our internal network of investors around the world)
Renovation in the area.
The nine-year plan to promote the Bradford Center was unveiled at a Council meeting.
Over the next decade, a new movie production center for the city, better road and rail connections, and a “rethinking” of Thornton Road University and college will appear on the maps. The Bradford City Plan also brings together paid plans for the converted Odeon, the restored St. George Hall, the new city center and retail academy. The city center will be maintained in accordance with “the highest standards”, with more private and commercially sponsored events and facilities.
But while reducing public sector funds, the plan emphasizes the important role of the private sector.
Bradford Council Leader David Green said: “We need a city plan, as the Council will continue to have an important leadership and regulatory role in many projects, it is likely that more will be provided through partners and the private sector, as public sector funding is reduced .
“This is a ten-year plan, and it will be adapted to make progress.”
The plan will focus on five key locations: the “Independent Quarter” at the top of the city, Forster Square and the Cathedral, the “Learning Quarter” of Thornton Road, the City Park shopping and cultural cluster and the city center shopping and entertainment center.
It emphasizes the need to find new applications for vacant buildings, including the return of old buildings, as well as the revitalization of the street and the construction of new houses.
The plan was drawn up by the council with the assistance of organizations such as Bradford College, Bradford University, the Metro Transport Center and the lobby and network groups Bradford Breakthrough and Bradford Matters .
Wall heating, TV and telephone. At one end there is a kitchen with an oven, a built-in electric stove and extractor fan. Refrigerator and stainless steel drain insert on the countertop. Ceiling lights. Wall heater. Large double-glazed windows.
Tiled rain shower with wall-mounted shower, low-level toilet and pedestal washbasin. Lighting, laminate flooring and exhaust fan.
There are 26 apartments furnished and unfurnished.
Profitability: 8 NET for 3 years guaranteed (signed by a third-party management company www.thelettingsroom.co.uk)
Valuation of capital: sold at 10-15 BMV (below market)
Management: Fully Managed by The Letting Room (capital investment)
Property: 125 years of rental
Stamp Duty: only 3 for each unit (taxes for Manchester / London range from 8-13)
Practical completion: completed.
Additional benefits: Online portal (to ensure easy sales through our internal network of investors around the world)
Renovation in the area.
The nine-year plan to promote the Bradford Center was unveiled at a Council meeting.
Over the next decade, a new movie production center for the city, better road and rail connections, and a “rethinking” of Thornton Road University and college will appear on the maps. The Bradford City Plan also brings together paid plans for the converted Odeon, the restored St. George Hall, the new city center and retail academy. The city center will be maintained in accordance with “the highest standards”, with more private and commercially sponsored events and facilities.
But while reducing public sector funds, the plan emphasizes the important role of the private sector.
Bradford Council Leader David Green said: “We need a city plan, as the Council will continue to have an important leadership and regulatory role in many projects, it is likely that more will be provided through partners and the private sector, as public sector funding is reduced .
“This is a ten-year plan, and it will be adapted to make progress.”
The plan will focus on five key locations: the “Independent Quarter” at the top of the city, Forster Square and the Cathedral, the “Learning Quarter” of Thornton Road, the City Park shopping and cultural cluster and the city center shopping and entertainment center.
It emphasizes the need to find new applications for vacant buildings, including the return of old buildings, as well as the revitalization of the street and the construction of new houses.
The plan was drawn up by the council with the assistance of organizations such as Bradford College, Bradford University, the Metro Transport Center and the lobby and network groups Bradford Breakthrough and Bradford Matters .
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| Property type: | apartment |
| Property condition: | new build |
ID: 122068 30.11.2017
- 37 sq. m
73 400 €
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