How is Cambridge thriving as a city to live in? Are the local authorities creating the right conditions for wellbeing? Is wellbeing delivered fairly across the area? How sustainable Cambridge is?

2021 summary scores - Cambridge

In general, Cambridge is thriving well, above the England average. The local authorities are creating the right conditions in areas that impact wellbeing (e.g. environment, mental and physical health, education, employment, economy and communities). [1]

Specifically, according to TPI (Thriving Places Index), Cambridge scores high (in green), above the England average, for its equality of income and its education. It is no surprise as Cambridge is known as a university city, where Cambridge University is located. The university is ranked 3rd in QS World University Rankings 2022. [2]

Cambridge is also home to Cambridge Cluster / Silicon Fen, a hub of innovation. There is a high percentage of highly skilled professionals, with a low unemployment rate (claimant count rate at 2.5%). [3]

Below are 2021 Summary Scores for Cambridge by TPI (Thriving Places Index).

Credit Source: https://www.thrivingplacesindex.org

britain’s everyday-cycling town

Cycling is environmentally, socially and economically sustainable. And Cambridge is Britain’s everyday-cycling town, with around a third of trips in the town made by bike - whether for exercise, environmental reasons, or convenience.

High Street Chesterton is our latest development in Cambridge. Apart from being close to 2 train stations, the city centre and the Cambridge Science Park, wondering what other amenities can get around by bike, within 12 minutes? Let’s explore.

CAMBRIDGE HOUSING

In terms of housing in Cambridge, most people bought properties around £300k - £400k according to a research (sales from March 2021 - February 2022). [4]

And Aldermore’s new Buy-to-let City Tracker has named Cambridge as the 3rd best cities for landlords to invest in for 2022. [5]

High Street Chesterton (estimated completion - Q3 2022)

The development consists of exclusive four contemporary houses in the heart of Chesterton. Modern, high-spec, low-density residential development and freehold. Here are some recent shots of the progress:

Should you wish to find out more about investing in off-plan properties in Cambridge, our friendly consultants will be happy to have a thorough discussion session with you. Simply leave your details in the form below and we will arrange a call-back for you.