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    Which Properties Are Making Waves in the Liverpool Buy-to-Let Scene?

    A recent article in Liverpool World highlighted many of the exciting developments that are changing the face of Liverpool.

    Among these, The Gateway, One Park Lane and Central Park are set to bring new eyes to the Liverpool property market, offering new buy-to-live and buy-to-let investment opportunities that utilise eco-technologies and innovative designs and cater to a wide demographic of potential tenants.

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      The Gateway - Leeds Street

      The Gateway marks the arrival of four residential towers, drawing inspiration from the iconic skyscrapers of New York City, enriching the property landscape in Liverpool’s Northern Quarter.

      With an emphasis on innovation and ecological sustainability, this project embodies a modern design ethos. The development is well-placed just outside Liverpool city centre and within reach of the city’s bustling Central Business District and Culture Quarter.

      Developers commenced construction on the expansive Gateway residential project along Leeds Street at the end of 2023. The project is poised to introduce 656 stunning one, two, and three-bedroom apartments that could appeal to buy-to-let investors in the region.

      View the Gateway property development page for more information.

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      One Park Lane (Heaps Mill) - Park Lane

      The crown jewel of the Heaps Mill development, One Park Lane is a 16-story building with 90 apartments and various amenities. Each apartment will feature luxury flooring, large windows, integrated kitchens, and modern designs.

      Situated in Liverpool city centre, the historic Heaps Mill is at the heart of a new residential complex that combines contemporary urban living with the city’s industrial history. This project links the Baltic Triangle with Liverpool One and the Royal Albert Dock, blending restored brickwork with sleek skyscrapers to create an eye-catching addition to the heart of Liverpool city centre.

      The £120 million regeneration scheme emphasises sustainability and offers an excellent investment opportunity in a well-connected location. Onsite facilities include a spa, rooftop bar, and museum.

      Head over to our One Park Lane property development page for more information.

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      Central Park - Baltic Triangle

      Much like The Gateway, Central Park is a development inspired by New York-style living.

      Central Park offers a collection of residential apartments in the heart of the Baltic Triangle. It’s part of a growing residential hub surrounded by other developments and businesses, all of which help make it one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the UK.

      Central Park comprises 174 premium properties and onsite facilities, conveniently located near Liverpool’s prominent landmarks. It presents a promising buy-to-let opportunity for investors, supported by a top-quality management service, Legacie Management & Lettings.

      Located near refurbished parklands, Central Park adds greenery to the urban landscape. It’s also within walking distance of Cain’s Brewery and the waterfront, making it an attractive option for young professionals in the city centre.

      Check out our Central Park property development for more information.

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        Why Would Investors Consider Liverpool for Their Property Portfolio?

        With these available properties, it’s clear that Liverpool’s housing market has plenty to look forward to in the near future.

        However, Liverpool also offers numerous other selling points to entice savvy investors to the city.

        In 2023, Liverpool emerged as the UK’s fastest-growing city economy, with a 20% growth driven by logistics, software development, and business support services expansions. This growth, coupled with initiatives like LCR Connect, could increase tenant demand and attract new businesses into the area, appealing to investors in the UK property market.

        Liverpool’s property market offers affordable prices averaging £174,603 compared to the UK average of £284,691. Additionally, Liverpool’s appeal to young professionals translates to high potential rental yields, averaging 7.43% compared to the UK’s 5.49%. These figures come from Zoopla and HM Land Registry UK House Price Index.

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        Dale Barham

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        Dale is a property content writer at RWinvest. Keeping a close eye on the UK property market, Dale helps our readers stay informed and up to date on the latest market news and statistics.

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