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WORLD MUSEUM

WALKER ART GALLERY

LIVERPOOL JOHN MOORES UNIVERSITY, CITY CAMPUS

LIVERPOOL JOHN MOORES UNIVERSITY COPPERAS HILL (opening September 2018)

LIVERPOOL METROPOLITAN CATHEDRAL

UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL JOHN MOORES UNIVERSITY, MOUNT PLEASANT CAMPUS

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NORTHERNPOWERHOUSE

Liverpool is at the core of the UK government’s GBP7 billion investment to help cities in Northern England ‘pool their strength and take on the world.’

The initiative is set to catalyse greater connectivity and economic collaboration between the major cities of the North, with new transport links and investment into science and innovation, education, the arts and technology sectors.

• GBP5.5 billion investment in Liverpool Waters Enterprise Regeneration Zone

• GBP340 million for the Northern Powerhouse Rail (HS3), Liverpool City Region

• GBP500 million investment into small to medium businesses.

• Among regional cities, Liverpool has the second highest growth in businesses at 16.1% after Manchester (16.2%)

• GBP3 billion Mayor-led investment for Liverpool, Greater Manchester, Sheffield, and Tees Valley to boost local economic growth from 2017

FROM SUPER PORT TO CULTURAL CAPITAL

Liverpool’s cosmopolitan spirit stems from its illustrious industrial, maritime and cultural heritage. In 2008, the city was presented with England’s first-ever European Capital of Culture award. UNESCO classified Liverpool as a World Heritage City for its large-scale ports, which played an important role in the growth of the British Empire.

Most famous for being the birthplace of The Beatles, Liverpool’s edgy pop scene has continued to nurture many world-famous bands and musicians. Today, Liverpool is a major tourist destination and one of the UK’s fastest growing urban economies outside London. The city is also home to some of the UK’s top universities and globally revered sporting brands, including two leading Premier League football clubs.

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Liverpool’s iconic waterfront includes the Albert Dock and Pier Head, core to the city’s UNESCO listed maritime heritage. Over GBP5.5 billion is pledged to further rejuvenate the area.

A quirky and bohemian neighbourhood popular with students, Ropewalks is famous for live music venues, independent stores, cafes and chic boutique hotels.

Nightlife hub Mathew Street is most famous for hosting the legendary Cavern Club, which pays tribute to The Beatles and Liverpool’s 1960s rock and roll scene.

The centre of Liverpool’s shopping scene encompasses malls, boutique arcades and farmers markets, including Liverpool ONE, a large open-air shopping and leisure complex.

Home to the oldest Chinese community in Europe, Liverpool’s Chinatown will also see regeneration, including new shopping complexes and space for over 100 businesses.

Showcasing some of the world’s finest collections of Victorian architecture, St George’s Quarter is the city’s prime arts and theatre district.

The financial heart of Liverpool centres on Old Hall Street and features some of the tallest buildings in North West England. Large corporations and global banks have a strong presence here.

WATERFRONT

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CONNECTIVITY

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• 25% below the Mayor’s 2016 housing target of building 6,500 new homes

• Number of new homes completed in 2016 is 50% higher than 2015

• As of Nov 2016, the number of new homes proposed in the city centre doubled to almost 9,000

SUPPLY

INVESTMENT CASE

• Population to increase by 83,000 to 1.6 million by 2040

• Creation of over 100,000 additional jobs by 2040

• A net increase of 20,000 businesses by 2040

DEMAND

• 60% graduate retention rate with a student population of 66,000. Strong growing demand from graduates and young professionals from the technology, science and digital sectors

• A low business occupancy cost gives opportunities to start-up companies and small-to-medium enterprises

• 25% below the Mayor’s 2016 housing target of building 6,500 new homes

• Number of new homes completed in 2016 is 50% higher than 2015

• As of Nov 2016, the number of new homes proposed in the city centre doubled to almost 9,000

SUPPLY

• Pricing still 6% below Sep 2007 peak

• Residential property values up 6% in Q2 and Q3 of 2016

• Year-on-year capital growth rate is 6.6% to Sep 2016

• Liverpool had the biggest price growth of 4.5% in the UK between Q1 - Q3 2016

SALES MARKET

• Average rental yields of up to 7%

• 6.4% rental growth over 12 months (Jun 2015 – Jun 2016)

• Rents expected to grow 16% by 2021

• Lendinvest ranked Liverpool and Manchester the best buy-to-let cities

RENTAL MARKET

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ECONOMY

With a GVA of GBP29.5 billion, Liverpool recorded “the strongest growth of any Northern Powerhouse core city region in the last two years” according to the Office of National Statistics. Liverpool’s growing number of industries contribute to its thriving economy.

Worth more than GBP121 billion, Liverpool is in the centre of the UK’s second largest regional economy, home to 252,000 businesses with immediate access to seven million customers.

BUSINESS CULTURE

Over 58 million visitors flock to Liverpool annually, generating a tourism sector worth GBP3.8 billion that supports close to 50,000 jobs.

CREATIVE AND DIGITAL

Liverpool has the second fastest growing digital sector in the UK and is projected to grow by 119% by 2020.

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

The automotive industry supports a specialised workforce of some 50,000 and directly contributes GBP3.2 billion to the local economy. Liverpool is also home to Jaguar, Land Rover’s fastest selling model of all time, the ‘Car of the Year’ Evoque and BAC Mono.

SUPER PORT

Liverpool is the largest port on the west coast of the UK and hosts five out of the six largest shipping lines in the world. Once the Port of Liverpool’s GBP300 million regeneration is completed, it will be one of Europe’s biggest super container ports, capable of handling 95% of the world’s cargo ships.

Liverpool has the UK’s largest wealth management centre outside London handling over GBP13 billion in assets and employing 60,000 people.

FINANCE

EDUCATION

Around 66,000 students from over 100 countries attend Liverpool’s five universities. With research partners worldwide, the University of Liverpool is set to double its GBP114 million long term research projects.

LIFE SCIENCES AND HEALTH

Liverpool has the largest concentration of biopharmaceutical companies in Europe and supports GBP1.7 billion GVA and 100,000 jobs. More recently, a GBP1 billion investment was made in local infrastructure across the NHS, universities and industry.

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MODERN PRESTIGE

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Located within the Grade II* listed Tower Building, The Levels is a spacious luxury residence offering contemporary living close to Liverpool’s historic waterfront. This elegant office conversion is set amongst architectural treasures such as the Royal Liver Building and Port of Liverpool.

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LIVING/DINING

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BEDROOM/BATHROOM

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SPECIFICATIONS

FOR CONVERTED UNITS

DecorationNeutral wall colouring in “Medway Mist” Matt Emulsion and white matt emulsion ceilings. Skirting boards and wall panelling are Medway Mist, architraves and doors are white. All ironmongery is chrome. Apartment front door is black with chrome ironmongery.

White GoodsIntegrated Appliances to include: Dishwasher, Fridge/Freezer, single electric oven, hob and extractor fan. A Freestanding Washer/Dryer is situated in the Hallway cupboard.

KitchensRange of base and wall units with white quartz worktops and upstands. The sinks are under mounted stainless steel with chrome mixer taps.

Bathroom FittingsWhite Bath, basin and WC with chrome fittings. Shower above baths with glass and chrome shower screen. Chrome and glass shower enclosures with chrome showers to ensuites. Large wall mirrors behind wash basins. Wash basins housed on wall hung furniture. Chrome ladder style heated towel rails. Shaving socket, robe hook, towel hook and toilet roll holder all in chrome.

Wall TilingBathrooms are fully tiled in wet areas behind sanitary ware and half tiled to one wall.

Floor CoveringsEbony Herringbone LVT flooring to living areas and hallways, floor tiles to bathrooms and ensuites. Carpet to bedrooms.

WardrobesSliding mirrored wardrobes with white frames to bedrooms.

LightingHalogen lights below kitchen wall units. Downlights throughout the apartment.

ElectricalAll switches and sockets are chrome.

Heating/Hot WaterElectric panel thermostatically controlled wall heaters and Immersion Heater.

Secondary DGTo all areas.

SecurityTelephone Entry system.

FOR REFURBISHED UNITS

DecorationNeutral wall colouring in Matt Emulsion and white matt emulsion ceilings. Skirting boards, architraves and doors are beech wood. All ironmongery is chrome.

White GoodsIntegrated Appliances to include: Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, Fridge/freezer OR under counter Fridge and under counter freezer. Single electric oven, hob and extractor fan.

KitchensRange of base and wall units with black granite worktops, upstands and stainless steel splashbacks. Stainless steel under mounted sink with chrome mixer tap.

Bathroom FittingsWhite Bath, basin and WC with chrome fittings. Shower above baths with glass and chrome shower screen. Chrome and glass shower enclosures with chrome showers to ensuites. Large wall mirrors behind wash basins. Shaving sockets.

Wall TilingBathrooms are fully tiled.

Floor CoveringsSolid beech flooring to living areas and hallways, floor tiles to bathrooms and ensuites. Carpet to bedrooms and LVT flooring to kitchen areas.

LightingHalogen lights below kitchen wall units. Downlights throughout the apartment. 5 amp lamp sockets in living areas.

Switches & SocketsAll chrome.

Heating/Hot WaterElectric panel thermostatically controlled wall heaters and Immersion Heater.

Secondary DGTo bedrooms and most living areas.

SecurityTelephone Entry system.

*Apartment 88 is fitted to the same specification as the converted units, however, wall colours vary with the majority of them being Dulux Perfectly Taupe matt emulsion. Skirting boards and architraves are white and there is feature wall paper to the bedrooms.

All dimensions to be checked on site.Figured dimensions to be read in preference to scaled.

BCA accepts no responsibilty for any unauthorised amendments tothe drawing and does not permit unauthorised copying of thedrawing.

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DEVELOPER

Over the last five years RBH has established itself as one of the most successful privately owned property companies in the United Kingdom. Their portfolio includes developments both in the residential and commercial sectors with a focus on well-appointed apartments in high quality buildings pre-packaged for the rental market.

Hamilton House, Liverpool The Silk Mill, West Yorkshire

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