Boulevard, Birmingham

Alongside the excellent location of the project, selling points for Boulevard include:

• An 8.0% projected NET cash return in Year 1Projection, not a guarantee. 8.0% projected Year 1 net cash return on the £65,000 cash deposit only, not on the £260,000 purchase price. Based on rent of £1,400 per calendar month in Year 1 on a long-let (AST) basis; rent benchmark: one-bedroom apartments in Birmingham B5, PrimeLocation, June 2026. Net of estimated Year 1 costs of £11,630 comprising service charge, rental management fee and interest-only mortgage payments. Assumes a 75% LTV interest-only BTL mortgage at 4.09%; rates and availability can change, most BTL mortgages are not FCA-regulated, and gearing amplifies losses as well as gains. Pre-tax and before purchase costs. Source: RWinvest worked example, August 2026. for investors buying with a 75% LTV interest-only mortgage on a long-let basis. Capital at risk.
• Apartments are available across both blocks of the wider development, with a consistent standard of finish and shared amenity access throughout.
• Stylish 1 and 2-bedroom apartments finished with integrated Zanussi appliances, Vitra bathroom sanitaryware, fitted wardrobes and wood laminate flooring, on a 999-year leasehold term.
• Extensive onsite facilities include a state-of-the-art gym and fitness studio, two residents’ lounges, a cinema room, communal kitchen, remote working spaces and landscaped courtyard gardens.
• Strong sustainability and build credentials, including an EPC B rating, EWS1 A1 compliance, MVHR ventilation, electric heating and EV charging points.

The earlier you enquire about this new launch, the better chance you have to secure the best high-spec units at the most competitive prices, before anybody else.

There are a lot of reasons why Birmingham is considered one of the UK’s top property investment hotspots. Here are some of the biggest benefits of buying Birmingham property for investment:

• Birmingham’s average property prices grew by 25.3% between January 2020 and January 2026, rising from £183,376 to £229,740 according to the Land Registry UK House Price Index, with Savills forecasting further growth of 19.7% across the West Midlands by 2030.

• As the UK’s second-largest city, Birmingham combines one of the country’s largest regional economies with a deep private rented sector and a growing city centre population, supporting steady tenant demand. Average private rents in Birmingham reached £1,090 per month in June 2026, up 3.0% year on year.

• Birmingham is undergoing billions of pounds worth of regeneration, including the Big City Plan, the £1.8bn Smithfield Regeneration Zone, HS2’s Curzon Street Interchange, and the £1.3bn West Midlands Metro expansion. These ambitious city improvements are attracting new residents and businesses to the city, with outcomes dependent on successful project delivery.

Capital at risk. Property values and rental income can fall as well as rise, and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Forecasts are projections, not guarantees.