Baltic Triangle Liverpool Guide

The Baltic Triangle Is a Top Regeneration Zone

Since January 2012, the Baltic Triangle has received extensive regeneration. Around £128 million has gone into the area’s revitalisation, with a further boost of £62 million planned for the future.

Thanks to this regeneration, the Baltic Triangle has been transformed into the thriving area it is today. Around 500 new private-sector jobs have been created in the Baltic district, with a further 800 to follow, highlighting the strength of the area’s economy.

Within the next few years, the Baltic Triangle will generate 500,000 square feet of commercial space. Amongst regeneration plans for the area is the re-opening of the derelict St James station, which will give the Baltic Triangle a considerable boost in transport access.

In late 2020, a master plan was outlined for the Baltic Triangle, outlining critical recommendations for the area’s future. Alongside the new train station, plans include a new public park, enhanced connectivity, and the creation of green corridors, solidifying the region as a regeneration hub in the heart of Liverpool.

Investors who are keen to grow the value of their investment property and make high rental returns should explore the opportunities available within the Baltic Triangle.

The Baltic Triangle Is a Desirable Place to Live

The Baltic Triangle was recently voted one of the coolest places to live in the UK by the Times. With an array of amazing things to do and see and excellent proximity to Liverpool City Centre, it’s easy to see why the Baltic Triangle received this vote.

Some of the latest additions to the Baltic Triangle include the popular Baltic Market, a venue filled with independent food stalls which host regular live music events – basically, a food and drinks festival for Liverpool residents to enjoy every weekend!

Other spots in the Cains Brewery Village area of the Baltic Triangle include lively bars like Birdies Bar and BBQ, the Peaky Blinders Bar, and Ghetto Golf for a unique night out.

Because of its reputation as a trendy, creative district, the Baltic Triangle generates a lot of rental demand from desirable tenants like young professionals.

If you purchase a property in the Baltic area, you’ll benefit from a consistent stream of demand and won’t have to worry about any void periods causing you to miss out on income.

With the area ever-expanding and attracting more and more interest from across the UK and worldwide, it’s likely that this demand will continue to grow for many years to come.

As more and more bars, restaurants, offices and events are introduced into the area, the Baltic Triangle will only keep thriving further, and this is just the beginning.

The Baltic Triangle Generates High Rental Yields

Because the area is so popular and creates a lot of demand from tenants, those who invest in the Baltic Triangle can benefit from some attractive rental yields.

With the average house price in Liverpool City Centre sitting at £186,730 in September 2023 – a 4.01% increase from last year, according to the UK House Price Index- and high average rental costs of around £808 per month, yields in this Liverpool postcode are some of the best in the UK at over 6%.

Properties like One Baltic Square and Parliament Square come with rental yields as high as 7%, which is typically higher than most yields in some other parts of the country.

With frequent rental price growth in Liverpool in recent years and a 20.2% jump in prices in the North West expected over the next five years, these rental yields will likely continue to increase over time, allowing investors to make the best possible return on investment from (2024) and beyond.

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