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BIRMINGHAM
NEW HOMES
PROPERTY LIST
2018
WELCOME As one of the UK’s largest and most experienced new homes property consultancies, we are well placed to bring you your perfect new home or investment property. We work with the industry’s best house builders and developers so you can be assured of high specifications, outstanding workmanship and great after sales care. As the largest privately owned global property consultancy, Knight Frank is driven by a uniquely personal culture. This culture enables a tailored approach to assisting our clients, drives us to continually strengthen relationships across our network and affords us the agility to stay ahead. We hope this property list will provide you with an exciting flavour of our current new homes opportunities. Peter Smith peter.smith@knightfrank.com +44 121 233 6406
THE BANK, SHEEPCOTE STREET Prices from £150,000 MOSELEY CENTRAL, ALCESTER ROAD Prices from £129,950
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A selection of contemporary studios, • Open plan layouts Contemporary studios, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom • Parking available on selected plots
1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments located in • Contemporary designed kitchens apartments set in the desirable bohemian • Lift access to all floors
the Convention Quarter of Birmingham city location of Moseley Village. With many great
• Lift Access to all floors • Keslar kitchens, Porcelanosa bathrooms,
centre. The completed development will places to eat and drink and independent
• Secure entry via Video Entry System Neff appliances, Moduleo flooring
enjoy views over Brindleyplace, and the retailers, it’s a real sense of community
Canal Basin. • Close to the new HSBC offices, new and a hive of creativity. Help to Buy available. • Close to many independent bars &
Paradise Birmingham and within a short Ready to move in Summer 2018. restaurants and boutique shops. Only
walking distance to Colmore Business 3 miles from Birmingham City centre
District, Mailbox & Grand Central • Moseley private park membership
available
Milly Shaw Kate Horton
milly.shaw@knightfrank.com kate.horton@knightfrank.com
+44 121 233 6494 +44 121 234 0339
Birmingham New Homes | 4 Birmingham New Homes | 5
GALBRAITH HOUSE, GREAT CHARLES ST Prices from £600,000 HONDURAS WHARF, SUMMER LANE Prices from £460,000
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An exclusive collection of 20 stylish one • Lift access to all floors A fantastic opportunity to purchase a brand • Balcony/Outside space
and two bedroom apartments located • Engineered oak flooring to new apartment at the extremely popular with penthouse apartments
in prime central Birmingham with a Hall & Living areas Honduras Wharf development. Located • Gated parking available
unique duplex penthouse apartment with within a 5 minute walk of Snow Hill station, with penthouse apartments
• Porcelanosa fully fitted kitchen with
a private roof terrace. Help to Buy available. Colmore Row and St Pauls Square this
Krion solid worktops and a range of • Lift to all floors
development is selling fast.
Siemens built in appliances • High specification kitchen
• Secure entry via Video Entry System and bathrooms
• Duplex Penthouse is circa 1900 sq ft of • 5 minutes from Snow Hill station
spacious open plan accomodation with • 15 minute walk to HS2 Hub
a summer house & roof terrace
• Ready for immediate occupation
• Within walking distance to Colmore
Business District, Jewellery Quarter, Christiana Plati Sharon Murray
Mailbox, Grand Central & Snowhill stations christiana.plati@knightfrank.com sharon.murray@knightfrank.com
+44 121 233 6467 +44 121 659 6004
Birmingham New Homes | 6 Birmingham New Homes | 7
ST PAUL’S SQUARE Prices from £495,000 ST PAUL’S CHAMBERS, ST PAUL’S SQUARE Prices from £1,750,000
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St Paul’s Square is a luxury development • High quality specification St Pauls Chambers offers eight • Located within a 10 minute walk from
of 6 studio – four bedroom apartments and contemporary new build apartments the Central Business district
• Allocated parking for selected plots
1 three bedroom townhouse. comprising 2 two bedroom apartments,
• Located on St Paul’s Square • Within an easy walk of railway stations
5 three bedroom apartments and a
(both local and mainline services)
• Close to independant bars & restaurants 3,518 sq ft penthouse each finished
in St Paul’s Square and the trendy to a high specification. • Sought-after Jewellery Quarter location
Jewellery Quarter • Short distance from the leafy oasis
• Within short walking distance of St Paul’s Square
to Central Business District • Quality flooring materials and high
specification throughout the apartments
• All apartments have balconies/terrace
• Ready for immediate occupation
Milly Shaw Kate Horton
milly.shaw@knightfrank.com kate.horton@knightfrank.com
+44 121 233 6494 +44 121 234 0339
Birmingham New Homes | 8 Birmingham New Homes | 9
THE MANSION HOUSE, EDGBASTON Prices from £490,000 REGAL COURT, OFF BROAD STREET Price on Application
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A stunning conversion of an imposing • Individually designed luxury apartments Regal Court offers a mix of one and • Secure car parking sold at an additional
detached house and adjoining lodge. • Generous sized reception rooms two bedroom modern apartments cost on selected properties
The Mansion House is an impressive, & kitchens within a convenient City Centre location. • Lift access to all floors
low-density development set in landscaped
• High ceilings throughout with carpeted • Convenient location to Brindleyplace
grounds. It is located on the corner of
hallways & bedrooms aswell as the well-known Mailbox and
Richmond Hill Road and Farquhar Road
• High quality finishes with solid oak Arena Central
at the heart of Edgbaston’s premier
residential district. entrance doors, high quailty engineered • Within a 15 minute walk from both
oak flooring in each reception room New Street and Five Ways train stations
• Beautifully landscaped grounds • Well maintained communal areas
• Located in Edgbastons upmarket • Located just off Broad Street
conservation area, close to
local amenities Christiana Plati Sharon Murray
christiana.plati@knightfrank.com sharon.murray@knightfrank.com
+44 121 233 6467 +44 121 659 6004
Birmingham New Homes | 10 Birmingham New Homes | 11
THE JEWEL COURT, JEWELLERY QUARTER Prices from £175,000 THE LIGHTWELL, CORNWALL STREET Prices from £336,000
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A new build development of 77 one and two • Quality Specification Luxury studios, one and two bedroom • Designed by award winning architects
bedroom apartments in the heart of one of • Parking Spaces Available to buy apartments and two bedroom penthouses • High specification as standard
Birmingham’s most sought-after districts. in the heart of Birmingham’s central
• Lift Access to All Floors • Located in the heart of Birmingham’s
business district.
• Integrated high quality business district
kitchen appliances • Close to many shops, bars & restaurants
• Security Entry System within the Colmore Business District
• Bathroom suites with ceramic • Walking distance to New Street, Snowhill
wall & floor tiles station and the tram network
• Ready for immediate occupation • Ready for occupation end of 2018
Milly Shaw Kate Horton
milly.shaw@knightfrank.com katep.horton@knightfrank.com
+44 121 233 6494 +44 121 234 0339
Birmingham New Homes | 12 Birmingham New Homes | 13
BURNE JONES HOUSE, 11-12 BENNETTS HILL Prices from £150,000 THE FITZGERALD, WEST BAR Prices from £108,500
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Elegantly designed apartments for sale in • Stylish 1 & 2 bed apartments Brand new, highly specified, city centre • Central location next Sheffield’s
Birmingham city centre. Originally built in the • Re invented 1930’s Art Deco apartments. Luxury living in a league prestigious £175 million West Bar
1930’s, Burne Jones House has today been landmark building of its own, The Fitzgerald offers a unique redevelopment
re-invented to provide thirty luxury opportunity to step onto the property ladder. • Modern specification
• 6% projected rental yields
apartments in Birmingham city centre. Show apartment available to view.
• Great Investment Opportunity • Contemporary interiors
• Close to New Street station, Grand • Projected investment yields up to 6.5%
Central & The Bullring • Help to Buy available
• Ready for occupation early 2018 • Ready for immediate occupation
Christiana Plati Louise Platts
christiana.plati@knightfrank.com louise.platts@knightfrank.com
+44 121 234 6467 +44 777 348 9243
Birmingham New Homes | 14 Birmingham New Homes | 15
THE AXIUM, WINDMILL STREET Prices from £174,950 DEVELOPMENT – COMING SOON
TENNANT ST LOFTS
An exclusive development of 40 luxury loft
style apartments located in prime central
Birmingham set in the heart of Birmingham,
due to be completed in Summer 2018.
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A luxury development of 304 apartments • Fantastic investment
in the heart of the city, with secured parking development opportunities
available at an additional cost. • Contemporary interiors &
open plan living
• Communal courtyard
• Close to New Street station,
Grand Central & The Bullring
Sharon Murray
sharon.murray@knightfrank.com
+44 121 233 6409
Birmingham New Homes | 16 Birmingham New Homes | 17
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In what was a widely expected move, the
by 2.5% over the year to October, a key concern in many markets.
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a firmer impact on sentiment. It is also
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supply in England amounted to 217,350
net additional dwellings in 2016-17, up
Chancellor as he prepares Source: Bank of England
15% on 2015-16.
to deliver the Autumn Households with a variable rate mortgage
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Budget on November will be most affected by the 0.25% rate
residential purchases, remains another
rise. While it is likely that mortgage rates
22nd, the first major set sticking point. It is seen as a barrier to
on new home loans will rise slightly, the
piece following June’s move is unlikely to have an impact on
moves up and down the housing ladder,
General Election.” overall pricing.
as well as for those saving for a deposit.
There is speculation that first-time buyers
Follow Gráinne at @ggilmorekf Across the UK, average house prices may see some change in stamp duty
For the latest news, views and analysis rose by 2.5% over the year to October, rules, which emerged as new data shows
on the world of prime property, visit our according to the latest data from that the levy raised £9.4bn in the year to
blog or follow @KFIntelligence Nationwide. This was a slight pick-up from September, taking receipts to a record high.
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The Government has now put housing firmly at the top of the domestic policy
agenda. Theresa May, the Prime Minister, hosted a housing summit at Number INTEREST RATES Chancellor Philip Hammond is preparing to deliver his Autumn Budget later
this month, with housing expected to feature heavily. Meanwhile, the Bank of
10, and now attention is turning to the Budget on November 22nd. Meanwhile, The Bank of England has given more ‘forward guidance’, indicating that England raised interest rates for the first time in a decade.
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house prices are up 2% across the UK, and the price declines for existing it may move to raise interest rates from their record low in the coming
homes seen in prime central London over the last year are starting to abate. months, although there is no guarantee that this will happen. Meanwhile,
house price growth across the country continues to moderate, while the
Key facts Nov 2017 Economic and housing September, but notably below the near 5%
growth reported a year ago. The market
market overview
Key facts Oct 2017 Economic and housing UK Bank base rate & 12-month prime London market shows signs of regaining momentum. Average UK house prices are up
In what was a widely expected move, the
remains highly localised, with affordability
market overview LIBOR rate by 2.5% over the year to October,
Bank of England raised interest rates
a key concern in many markets.
Average UK house prices are up
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support to the economy.”
according to Nationwide
in November. The official bank rate has
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to Nationwide
pace of 2% in Q3, according to the latest 2.00
LIBOR 12-month market overview been lifted from 0.25% to 0.5%, the first
data from Nationwide. However, there is still Bank of England base rate Average annual house price growth Annual, %
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a significant difference in the rate of growth slowed to 2.1% in August, down from The Bank of England has voted to keep
is to use monetary policy to manage November, the first rate rise in a decade 15%
2.9% in July interest rates unchanged for the 13th This will be the first time some borrowers
Prime central London prices for across the country, as the map below shows. 1.50 inflation, policymakers will also have one
consecutive month, but the account of will have ever experienced an increase in
existing homes were unchanged in eye on Brexit, as they need to manage 10%
1.25 the meeting held by rate-setters attracted Prime central London prices for their mortgage payments.
Percent
September, taking the annual rate of Annual house price growth, Q3 2017 the potential economic effects of the UK’s
Prime central London prices for attention, particularly on the foreign
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decline to -4.6%, from -6.7% in January 1.00 withdrawal from Europe. existing homes edged up by 0.1% However, what happens next is likely to set
exisiting homes dipped 0.2% in exchange markets. The ‘minutes’ of the
1.9% in October, taking the annual rate of the tone. Last month’s move was simply
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decline to -3.6% a reversal of the cut in August of last year
Prime English country home prices to -5.4% rate decision, indicated that the Bank rates comes as mortgage rates have hit 6% -5%
near record-lows. While accessing a following the vote to leave the European
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dipped by -0.1% in Q3, taking the may be preparing to raise rates – and -10%
mortgage still requires a substantial Prime English country home prices Union and means that the base rate is still
5%
annual rate of growth to 0.2% 2.5% 0.25 this caused the pound to climb to $1.35
Average UK rents rose by 1.6% in the deposit, those who have access to this at a historically low level. Another rate rise -15%
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against the US dollar, up from around dipped by -0.1% in Q3, taking the
2.8% year to August, down from 1.8% in July finance can take advantage of rates as low 4%
in the coming months would likely have
Source: Knight Frank Research/BOE $1.25 at the beginning of the year, although annual rate of growth to 0.2% -20%
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Prime Scottish house prices edged up 0.4% as 1.6% fixed for five years. a firmer impact on sentiment. It is also
this is down from $1.70 in 2014. 3%
by 0.2% in Q3, with an annual change in A lack of supply of housing has also been worth noting that while economists are Source: Nationwide
UK interest rates held at 0.25% for Meanwhile, house price growth continues
values of -0.3% Prime Scottish house prices edged forecasting more rate rises, they expect
5.1% a key factor in pricing in some parts of the 13th consecutive month to moderate. Average values across the 2%
Pound strengthens against the dollar up by 0.2% in Q3, with an annual that the base rate will be at 1% by 2020 – All eyes will now turn to the Chancellor,
4.6% market. Indeed, the delivery of housing is UK dipped by 0.1% in August, according
3.9% now at the top of the domestic political to Nationwide, taking annual growth to change in values of -0.3% still near record low rates.
1% Philip Hammond, as he prepares to deliver
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agenda. Data suggests that net additions 2.1%. A breakdown of regional house price
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200,000 in 2016/17, a key milestone, but 1.40 1.40 Statistics, shows that the East of England snap General Election in June. Housing
some way off the 250,000 Government and the Midlands are leading the growth, 8% has leapt up the political agenda in recent
target. The Communities Minister 1.35 1.35 with London showing the most modest United Kingdom, Policy Rates, Bank Rate
months and is likely to feature heavily.
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Source: Nationwide announced earlier this month that there level of annual growth. However, this 5 Year (75% LTV) Fixed Rate Mortgage
1.30 1.30 The property industry’s wish-list for the
would be an extra £10 billion in funding for comes after several years of very strong 6%
Average residential prices in London have Help to Buy, while Theresa May pledged 1.25 1.25 growth in the capital, and the market Chancellor is extensive covering both
5%
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shown a year-on-year fall for the first time in an additional £2 billion for Affordable remains highly localised, with prices rising planning and policy. The Budget may be
eight years, but even across this market, there 1.20 1.20 4%
Housing. The November Budget may be the strongly in some boroughs. the opportunity for the Government to
are strong local differences in pricing. Data GRÁINNE GILMORE 3% announce additional changes or support to
1.15 Head of UK Residential Research 1.15
from the Land Registry, which is calculated further boost supply.
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Head of UK Residential Research
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Hackney in the year to August 2017. 250,000 Net supply of houses speculation that a rate Source: Knight Frank Research/ BOE
15% 0% month by DCLG showed annual housing
“Data indicates that net Overall price growth across the country has
New-build completions
EPCs rise in the UK might The money markets now assess that the
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supply in England amounted to 217,350
10% net additional dwellings in 2016-17, up
supply of housing in been underpinned by low mortgage rates for
200,000
be
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those who have access to equity or a deposit, 15% on 2015-16.
England rose to more but all eyes are now turning to the Bank of 150,000
coming months, the Bank at around 60%. However, the Bank has 5%
to deliver the Autumn Households with a variable rate mortgage
indicated several times over the last few Stamp duty, which is payable on all
than 200,000 in 2016/17, of England Governor Budget on November
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England as its Monetary Policy Committee
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sticking point. It is seen as a barrier to
rates early next month. Swap and LIBOR on new home loans will rise slightly, the
some way off the 250,000 rates, the money market rates that determine
any changes would be In a recent speech, Mark Carney, the -10% piece following June’s move is unlikely to have an impact on
moves up and down the housing ladder,
Government target.” fixed-rate pricing, have already started to
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General Election.” overall pricing.
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