Investing with us
Through our 50 years combined experience we have gained the insight needed to provide investors and owner-occupiers with high quality developments and superior returns. Our expertise of the current market comes from our team’s range of experience including major projects within Liverpool and Manchester as well as being named Australia’s number one Real Estate Agent for 25 years.
Through this experience we’ve found that we can offer exceptional returns and an unrivalled experience by handling the development and management of luxury residential buildings. With Romal Property Management you can rest assured that every aspect of your property’s management and maintenance is taken care of. Rents are returned to you promptly on an agreed date and full client cost accounts available on demand.
Why Liverpool
Liverpool City Region is at the centre of the UK’s second largest regional economy. We’re connected to global markets. People are drawn by market opportunities, business benefits, outstanding quality of living, globally recognised heritage status and beautiful, iconic waterfront.
Now is the time to Invest in Liverpool City Region.
At a glance, here are just some of Liverpool’s outstanding facts
- Liverpool’s nightlife was voted the UK’s number one destination
- 5 universities with a combined student population of over 70,000
- During the last decade, Liverpool has been one of the fastest growing cities in the UK with a 39% increase in economic output
- Liverpool has £10 billion worth of exciting investments in the pipeline
- On average it is 37% cheaper to live in Liverpool than London
- Home to Liverpool and Everton football clubs
- Liverpool is the 3rd most visited city in the UK
- Liverpool has the fastest rising productivity of any major city outside of London
- Liverpool has the most historic buildings outside London
- Liverpool holds UNESCO heritage status in 2 categories, a rare achievement
A City Full of Life
Investment in the city
Liverpool has over £10 billion worth of exciting developments in the pipeline, advancements that range from luxurious home builds to commercial regeneration plans designed to bring investment and even more excitement to this already vibrant city.
Romal Capital offers early access to these future developments starting with Quay Central within Liverpool Waters – £5 billion residential and business re-development strategy pioneered by The Peel Group. The building is a jewel in the crown, located between Albert Dock and Nelson Dock.
With such committed investments, the city is proving itself to be a magnet for investment. With 50% of the planned investments being injected into Liverpool Waters itself, it’s an ideal time to secure an investment in property on Liverpool’s iconic waterfront – become part of it!
A place to live, play and work
Liverpool is home to some of the best leisure spaces in the country, at the centre is Liverpool One – a thriving destination bursting with over 170 shops, bars, a cinema, restaurants and countless attractions. The waterfront is famed for its heritage and culture, from iconic listed buildings to marine attractions, it’s clear to see why most of the area has been honoured with UNESCO world heritage status. Liverpool is the only city in the UK to be awarded with the UNESCO city of music title and is one of few cities in the world to be honoured with such varied UNESCO statuses.
There’s over 294,000 businesses in the city region, in 2015 the city was the UK’s fastest growing digital cluster – ahead of Manchester and London. There is growth across all sectors, Liverpool is at the centre of the UK’s second largest regional economy.
Culture
It is the city that has spawned massive celebrities such as The Beatles, two of England’s most successful football clubs and a rich history of shipbuilding and maritime commerce.
More recently, Liverpool has reinvented itself as a modern urban centre, bursting with high-street fashion brands and entertainment which is reinforced with successfully bidding for the title of European Capital of Culture 2008.
The city was also granted World Heritage Status in 2004, in honour of its waterfront and the trio of impressive Edwardian buildings known as the Three Graces. Other World Heritage sites around the world include the pyramids of Egypt, Grand Canyon and Taj Mahal.
Connected
Liverpool is extremely well connected to people and the world, transport links include:
- 2 international airports within a 45 minutes’ drive.
- Hourly trains to London with a travel time of 2 hours.
- Home to one of the largest, busiest and most diverse ports in the UK.
- Direct road and rail links with many other major areas of the UK.
Liverpool is situated in a densely-populated region of the UK, with over 15 million people living within a 2 hour drive.
Future Growth
The city of Liverpool is thriving with investment, development and plans for growth. Not only does our Quay Central building sit within Liverpool Waters – a £5 billion regeneration plan pioneered by The Peel Group. Liverpool is also undergoing several other regeneration projects including a 21st century creative district with over 5 million sq ft of development named 10 Streets.
Over the next 10 years we will see a transformation of the city, an expansion of Liverpool towards the waterfront and Central Dock. A new waterside stadium is set to be developed in the near future and will be home to one of the UK’s most successful football teams. Liverpool Waters will be an international iconic waterfront, a sought-after place to live, work and play.
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