Yesterday, February 15, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson posted a microblog.
The British prime minister's use of Chinese on China's social platform to shout at the Russian president is really confusing.
However, he said his, netizens chatted about their own:
In fact, it is not the first time boris has said Chinese in public. On January 19, Boris also replied in the House of Commons with Chinese " Hello, it's nice to know you" in the House of Commons.
After saying Chinese, a proud expression also showed that he was indeed very happy.
Boris repeatedly Chinese can't help but wonder: Does he like Chinese culture so much?
Indeed, as early as 2019, Boris said in an interview that he was "pro-China" and said that his daughter studied Chinese in China.
Not only Boris, in recent years, more and more British natives have begun to have a strong interest in Chinese culture, such as the Spring Festival in major Cities in the United Kingdom will hold some large-scale celebrations, during which Chinatown will also be bustling.
Among them, the most lively is London's Chinatown, second only to London's Chinatown in Birmingham.
Birmingham is also one of the main cities where Chinese live in the UK, with the third largest Chinese population in the UK and a very large Chinese community.
Birmingham, located in the heart of England, is one of the most important regional hubs in the UK and the largest city economy in the UK outside of London.
geographical location
West Midlands, England
population
2.8 million (Greater Birmingham City Area)
Distance from London
128 miles (206 km)
1 hour and 24 minutes by train
In 2029, the time will be shortened to 49 minutes after the completion of the high-speed rail
economic development
£31.9 billion – the largest city economy in the UK outside london
Birmingham, which has grown rapidly, attracts the largest global investment in the UK outside of London, has a vast transport system, world-class universities and creative industries, and a talent from all walks of life in the digital, business, technology and financial industries.
At the same time, Birmingham's property market is also a popular place for investors around the world.
Like most high-quality property markets, Birmingham's property projects are in short supply in various urban areas.
House prices in birmingham city centre have been growing steadily over the past 10 to 15 years. In 2018, home prices for two-bedroom apartments rose by an average of about 5.2%. As of August 2020, Birmingham's house prices are up 2.9%, higher than the UK average of 2.6%.
Savills predicts that by 2025, the average five-year property price increase in the West Midlands will reach 23.9%.
Birmingham's rental growth rate also beat the Average for the West Midlands region.
Since the end of 2009, the average rent offer across the city has risen by 28%, and the number of homes available for rent in the city center is seriously insufficient, resulting in higher rents. The number of two-bedroom rooms has increased by 2.7% since 2018. The high-end residential rental market is even more in short supply, resulting in a 7.1% increase in the rental value of two-bedroom apartments.
Today we're going to talk about Snow Hill Wharf in Birmingham.
Snow Hill Wharf is the first flagship luxury residence in Birmingham, the new brand St Joseph of the Berkeley Group. In addition, it is the first luxury residential project in The Gun Quarter district, which Birmingham is preparing to rebuild, will bring 420 apartments offering numerous unique facilities.
The property covers a total of 288,000 square feet and also includes three beautiful landscaped terrace gardens with views of Birmingham cityscape and the Fazeley Canal, a canal left over from the British Industrial Revolution.
In terms of living and investing, Snow Hill Wharf has an attractive attraction that makes investors at home and abroad move. In terms of living alone, with its natural charm and ingenuity to create a luxurious life experience, the occupants are all amazed.
Snow Hill Wharf is conveniently located in the heart of bustling Birmingham city centre. Within walking distance are the Colmore Business District (CBD), New Street station and Snow Hill Wharf station, as well as the upcoming Birmingham Curzon and HS2 high-speed rail terminals.
4 min walk - train and tram stop
About 8 minutes walk - Colmore Business District (CBD)
17 minutes walk - Birmingham New Street station
Birmingham New Street station is just 1 hour and 22 minutes from London Euston station.
Birmingham, the UK's second largest city, is one of the fastest growing cities in Europe and one of the most popular places to invest. Over the past five years, properties within 2km of Birmingham New Street station have grown by 44%.
The city centre is already home to accounting firms such as HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Deloitte and PricewaterhouseCoopers. The wider urban area attracts a wide variety of employers – from hundreds of tech start-ups to larger businesses like Kraft, Amey and Jaguar/Land Rover.
As one of the youngest cities in Europe with the youngest population, residents under the age of 30 are estimated to account for 45%, providing investors with a thriving rental market. With the boom in business and the growing demand for new homes, Snow Hill Wharf offers an ideal opportunity to invest in Birmingham.
Residents enjoy 24-hour concierge service, parking, exclusive gymnasium, sauna, steam room, cinema and exclusive lounge access for residents. In addition, the project plans to have three beautiful landscaped gardens and canal view lounges and other facilities.
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