1. UNIVERSITY CITIES & TOWNS IN THE UK
2. Universities in the London Area

1. University Cities & Towns in the UK

Supplementary Notes:

Note 1

* Average Yield A ~ (FULL YEAR RENT) ~ = (52weeks x Room Rate x number of bedrooms)/Entry Price

Average Yield B ~ (42 WEEKS + SUMMER RENT e.g. HALF-RENT or RETAINER) ~ = (42weeks x Room Rate x number of bedrooms) + (10weeks x (room rate/2) x number of bedrooms)/Entry Price

Average Yield C ~ (42 WEEKS FULL RENT ONLY) ~ = (42 weeks x Room Rate x number of bedrooms)/Entry Price

Note 2

** This includes catered, non-catered, en-suite, full en-suite, flatlets, on-campus and university owned accommodation nearby campus. Please note, prices may not be precisely accurate for the 2004 – 2005 academic year and should be taken as a rough guide.

Note 3

**** The entry price for property is given for areas where there is a large concentration of students or student communities already present. Lower/higher - valued property may be available in other areas not related to student areas predetermined.

Please note: The Yield & profit given are considered as a calculated minimum/calculated average and should be weighted roughly + 1% if the landlord decides to charge full rent for 52 weeks .

For example, for Bristol, the average expected yield range is between 6.2 – 6.7%, but could be as high as 7.5% if 52X weeks full rent is charged:

Bristol: