Landlord Voice Magazine January 2016 - Nottingham | Page 8

NOTTINGHAM
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ottingham is undeniably most famous for the legendary outlaw Robin Hood.
And though residents are not likely to report a green-cloaked, communityspirited highwayman helping them pay the monthly bills with the proceeds
of a roadside heist what they will find in the East Midlands’ biggest city is a good
quality of life that won’t leave them penniless.
According to cost of living database
Numbeo Nottingham residents pay 20.53
per cent less than London residents and 9
per cent less than those in Leeds.

Average monthly expenses are
estimated at £553 in Nottingham compared
with £741 in London and £633 in Leeds.

And let’s not forget, this really is a
city with something for everyone. It has
always had a thriving city centre but the
resurgence of its food and drink economy
means visitors are spoiled for choice
between pubs, bars and live music venues

and restaurants.

It is also home to a variety of theatres
and art galleries and sports fans will not
suffer, with two professional football
clubs, Trent Bridge Cricket Ground and
the National Watersports Centre all within
easy reach.

And the other good news is that
property in Nottingham is also quite
reasonable, so we take a look at a few
different options depending on who your
target tenant is.
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Photo: Sherwood Forest Nottingham
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