PROS and CONS of living in Manchester
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2024
- What are the pros and cons of living in Manchester? Although Manchester might not be the first city that comes to mind when thinking about relocating to the United Kingdom, the city is rapidly developing into a popular destination for people from the United Kingdom as well as those from other countries who are looking to begin a new chapter in their lives.
Living in a metropolis, just like living in any other city in the globe, comes with its share of benefits as well as drawbacks. The following is a list of some of the most important pros and cons with relocating to Manchester that should be considered before making a final choice.
PROS:
1. Rent is affordable
In comparison to that of London, the price of living in Manchester is 32 percent lower. Rather of immediately purchasing a home in the neighborhood of their choice, many individuals first test the market by renting a home there. This is something to consider doing since the location could not be to your taste or live up to the standards you have set for it. Many people are able to live in a highly desired location that they otherwise may not be able to afford to live in because of the availability of rental housing in that location. And a growing number of individuals are coming to the realization that renting a house rather than purchasing a property may make more financial sense for them.
Living in Manchester, there is a variety of housing available to suit the needs of expats looking for either a contemporary apartment in the heart of the city or a cozy family house in the surrounding suburbs. In recent years, Manchester has experienced an increase in the number of new property projects, which means that there is little question that new newcomers will find a home that is suited for them. This is because Manchester is trying to accommodate the city's rising population.
Moving to Manchester will definitely provide you more house for your money than many areas in the south of England, and the city has a better work-life balance than the majority of other cities in the United Kingdom. Because the overall cost of living in Manchester is lower than in a lot of areas in the south, Manchester provides excellent value for money as a location for your new house because it is less expensive. Due to the neighborhood's high demand and limited supply, apartment rents in the Northern Quarter are often the highest in the city. Those who are ready to live farther out in the city and make use of the city's outstanding public transport networks will definitely save money on rent, which means they will have more money available in their budget to spend on other things, such as entertainment or other charges.
2. Good public transport
The public transportation while you’re living in Manchester is among the best in the country. In addition, there is a tram service that operates quite effectively and often, as well as a free shuttle bus that provides service to the retail center as well as the major rail terminals. The M60, M62, and M6 freeways can all be reached without any difficulty. There are four main railway stations in Manchester, which provide connections to every significant city within the UK. Additionally, the Manchester International Airport is located around 17 kilometers (12 miles) outside of the city.
3. Lots of job opportunities
If you have experience in a variety of fields, such as finance, law, biotechnology, or digital media, you will discover fantastic prospects if you want to work while living in Manchester. Manchester is a metropolitan region that is quite active, and because of this, you will find wonderful opportunities here. The work market in Manchester is also significantly less competitive than the job market in London, making Manchester the ideal location for people who are just starting out in their careers.
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Been living there for a while. The only real con for me was lack of parks, green areas and forests.
Are you from Manchester ? Or did you relocate from a different country?
Go to North Manny lots of greenery
@@ednitaperez356 Not from UK ;)
There’s loads! Lol Debdale Park (Gorton) Clayton Vale (Clayton)
That’s just East Manchester there’s loads of green spaces within Manchester Council ward ie M postcodes and even more if you’re talking Greater Manchester!
Take a walk up the Irk valley
Another big con to note is that while the city is developing, this comes with a lot of disturbance. Constantly new towers going up and new developments being built - lots of dust from construction, traffic is also really bad
Rent is cheaper but salaries are also lower than in London,so its fair play
But minimum wages is 10.42 in UK
So, there's great, "free" health care, if you can wait around long enough to receive it?
Hi, I'm interested in talking people around the world specially married people about migration and it's challenges, about what's a good life and what's a normal way to live
No thanks. Went there to see when company got contract and they wanted to send us who didn’t have families there for 2 years… Told them I’ll rather quit and go somewhere else , and i eventually did get sent to Rome….
There are pros to living in Manchester?
Manchester is the best in UK so far about almost everything!It s an amazing city!!
Get a grip
its a shit hole
I have a chance to apply a HPI VISE to work in the UK, what's the best city with lower rent cost and fine wages?
Manchester or Newcastle are good options
Go to Luton
@@erictindyex Nah. You should go to Grimsby.
For learn English and travel which city do you prefer Manchester or Birmingham? Is there huge diffent between them
As somebody who has lived in both. I would say move to Manchester, it's cleaner and safer
@@4m03b4 Dought it, quite boring Manchester
Try getting a train from Wigan to Manchester in the morning. It's like living in a 3rd world country. Or worse.
and you still get your ticket checked for enduring the madness
Can someone suggest which places near manchester are good to live out of these ?
Macclesfield
Northwick
Knutsford
Wilmslow
Middlewich
Macc is a great town with plenty bars, resteraunts and very close to the peak district. Its obviously not a city but its 30 mins from Manchester on the train and rent is much more affordbale than Manchester
it’s still in greater manchester tho
Moss sides where its at bro
@@bryanhodgson7774Yeah good if you want to get ripped up by a machete because you looked at some geezer the wrong way.
@@bryanhodgson7774😂
anyine have room in manchaster
What is it with this channel and Manchester? Let's see Liverpool, London, Birmingham....
what is it with you and manchester?
Manchester's better than all the cities you mentioned mate
@@UtdGGMU0421 Your opinion alone, most people think Manchester is boring
@@peterwilliamallen1063 maybe but it's true
@@UtdGGMU0421 innit
How come the high crime rate is not mentioned?
Becasue it's comparable to every other city in the country.
god how many stock videos did you buy to make this video, it feels very artificial
That's the difference between actual human input and generic stock footage/ai videos with no context other than what chatgbt pulls up....all of these ai/stock footage videos are as numb and sterile as each other. Let me hear the pros and cons from a living manchurian or Londoner with real connection to the story of the city ie Someone born and bred in Manchester who's been there since the 80s or 90s, give us some soul!
Pros: it is the best city in the world.
Have you ever been past Stockport or travelled to other Cities world wide before stating a stupid comment like this
@@peterwilliamallen1063 yes , i have
Lived in Manchester 2005 - 2007. In a penthouse in the W3 building. Hated it…. It`s not a Nice city.
I am looking to relocate to Manchester from London ( used to live in Birmingham)
What did you hate about Manchester?
you said 2007 🤣manchester looks nothing like it did then or how it did 5 years ago watch in 10 years it will be mini new york
@@JohannaLovely1Manchester is the best city in UK so far about almost everything,for this reason you will live so well in this city!it will be for you an amazing experience!trust me.
I was between 2006 and 2007. Best time of my life.
Rent affordable?????? Are you for real???
I know, maybe 10 years ago. I just moved and my rent went up 400 percent
Twenty years ago Ileft Didsbury, Manchester. Didsbury was regarded as the best area to live, not that you'd notice from the home and car insurance. Both cost more than Brixton in south London.
Manchester is a dump. It is grey, wet, full of crime and drug gangs. The local council is a joke who employ people regardless of their ability to speak, write or even understand basic English. I had to deal with one such clown over housing benefit. She still got it wrong.
This is the council where nearly everone in the housing benefit section is on the fiddle. There has been more than one prosecution and imprisonment for fraud.
It was the happiest day of my life when I left and we hit the A6 south back to civilization and competence.
you sound so angry lol I love Manchester, it's definitely not grey or more expensive than London! I agree that crime is something that needs to be adressed but you get a lot of crime in London too.
It's one less troublemaker for the city to deal with then.
place looks boring af lol
its super fun actually lol
@@asiandrainer how it looks just like portland including the nightlife and its always gloomy and raining
@@bigfellachocolatebar6987 if u love football u will love Manchester is all I can say, been living here all my life, also has nightlife and is much more affordable than London, very diverse city as well with good tourist attractions and universities, weather isnt always rainy contrary to popular belief
The images in this video don't do Manchester justice. It's a beautiful city and constantly getting better.
half of this video is stock videos that are not Manchester ! I've moved here 15 years ago and never been bored, it's an amazing city