Let to Brent Council for Guaranteed Rent
Perhaps best known as being the home of Wembley Stadium, let to Brent Council in a rapidly-gentrifying market with plenty to offer property investors.
Although formed in 1965, Brent is undergoing a great deal of current renovation and development that is creating new homes, new jobs and new opportunities. For landlords looking for a property that provides easy access into central London at a competitive price, Brent could very well be a submarket of interest.
Why invest in Brent?
Brent is one of London’s most promising boroughs for property investment, offering excellent transport links and substantial ongoing regeneration. With numerous Tube, Overground and bus routes, Brent is a well-connected location for both professionals and families.
The borough boasts over 1,000 acres of green space and a wide selection of primary and secondary schools, making it attractive to long-term tenants. Property prices in Brent have risen by 8.4% year-on-year, with the current average at £452,647—around £61,000 below the London average. Over the next five years, prices are forecast to grow by 20.8%.
Major developments are reshaping the borough. The Wembley Area Action Plan includes 30+ new sites delivering 11,500 homes, 10,000 jobs, and 30,000m² of new retail space. Brent also stands to benefit from the future Old Oak Common HS2 and Crossrail hub, expected to handle 250,000 passengers daily and generate 55,000 jobs. Additionally, Harlesden town centre is set to receive £4 million in regeneration funding over the next 15 years.
At Central Housing Group, we help landlords across Brent—serving areas such as Wembley, Harlesden, Kilburn, Neasden, Willesden, Cricklewood, and Queen’s Park (HA0, HA1, HA3, HA8, HA9, NW2, NW6, NW9, NW10, W9, W10). Our team offers expert letting support, including council leasing options.
Let to Brent Council
By working with Central Housing Group your property can be let to Brent Council and benefit from our guaranteed rent scheme.
We can guarantee rental payments for up to five years and our experienced property portfolio managers can assist landlords with all aspects of day-to-day running of their properties as well.
When you partner with Central Housing Group, you unlock a host of benefits designed to eliminate your landlord worries and maximise your investment:
- Guaranteed Income: No more lost rental income or costly void periods.
- Zero Risk: Eliminate the anxiety of rent arrears, legal eviction costs, and tenant property damage.
- Effortless Management: We handle everything from viewings and lettings to maintenance, repairs, and safety compliance (gas/electrical testing).
- Strategic Investment: For those looking to invest, areas like Enfield offer exceptional value.
To discover the benefits of letting to Brent Council, contact us today.
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