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Southampton, a major port city, is the largest city on the South Coast of England. Southampton is located where the Rivers Test, Itchen and Hamble are joined at the northern-most point of Southampton Water. Southampton is conveniently located halfway between Bournemouth and Portsmouth.

Southampton is a culturally diverse city. It is home to almost 20,000 Polish peoples. Whites make up 92.4 per cent of the population followed by 3.8 per cent South Asian, 1.5 per cent mixed race, 1.3 per cent Chinese or other Asian and 1.5 per cent mixed race, and 1.0 per cent black.

Southampton’s economy is highly reliant on its maritime industry. The docks are one of the largest employers in the city. The city boasts a 2.4 per cent unemployment rate – even with that of England as a whole. Today, Southampton is home to many luxury liners and freightliners. Southampton is also home to the headquarters of Ordinance Survey, UKs national mapping agency. There are approximately 120,000 jobs in Southampton.

Southampton’s role as a major port city results in an extensive transportation links. The M27, M3 and M271 motorways link Southampton to places like London, the south coast, the Western Dock and the city centre. Southampton is also served by a robust railway. The Southampton Central serves both freight and passenger services. The Southampton Airport is a regional hub that is easily accessible by rail and bus service.

Southampton is home to several universities that have about 41,000 students enrolled. The University of Southampton has a global reputation for oceanography, cancer sciences, and numerous research activities.

Southampton has a multitude of attractions. The coast provides numerous water sports. The famous yachting race, Volvo Ocean Race, is based in Southampton. The city is proud of its local football and cricket teams. The city is home to over 18 nightclubs, and the areas largest retail centre, the West Quay Shopping Centre.

Property in Southampton provides convenient access to neighbouring areas.

Mortgages in Southampton

There have been 87 mortgage enquiries from people who live in Southampton over the last two years. The average mortgage size for the properties in Southampton was £239361 and most people were first time buyers. 2 percent of the mortgage applications in Southampton were with bad credit rating. 10 percent of the mortgage enquiries in Southampton needed self certification mortgage.

Properties in Southampton

Southampton is located in Southampton in the South . Southampton neighbours with St Denys. The average house price in Southampton is £222643 which is £12065 above the national average house price. The most popular properties in Southampton are flats. The least popular properties in Southampton are detached houses. There are approximately 63 estate agents covering Southampton. In addition to that, there are approximately 47 letting agents covering Southampton.