Surrenden invest Moseley Gardens - Birmingham
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
surrendeninvest Moseley Gardens
residential
Birmingham
Exclusive to Surrenden Invest
Surrenden Invest Surrenden Invest unlock exclusive off market
the home of your portfolio stock in high demand growth areas.
Surrenden Invest is a London centric property Our commitment to you
investment consultancy providing private investors Asset Backed Investment
with opportunities in high demand growth areas. Feel confident in your investments with clear registered legal title
facilitated through a UK solicitor.
Before we bring a development to the market, our project management
team undertake extensive due diligence to ensure every project meets Strong Sustainable Demand
We undertake extensive market research to ensure our projects
with the four major commitments we make to our investors. We offer a
are located in high demand growth areas.
holistic approach to investment services allowing our clients to entrust
the day-to-day running of their portfolio to our management team or Off Market Developments
alternatively take control of their portfolio whilst benefiting from our Surrenden Invest specialises in off market property and works
with some of the largest developers and exclusive property
advice and experience.
portfolios in the UK.
Hands-Free Management
End-to-end investment management services allowing you to
leave the day-to-day running of your portfolio to our team.
Moseley Gardens, Birmingham
Project Details
Property Highlights
- City Centre Location - Rare & Unique Opportunity
It is extremely rare that
individual investors are afforded
- Hottest Regional Rental Market - Low Capital Requirement
the opportunity to purchase an
- Professional Tenants - 5-Year Management Program
off-plan apartment in central
- Apartments Specifically Designed - UK’s Second City Birmingham – “slap bang” in
for Shared Rental Market - Experienced Developer with the middle of the UK’s hottest
- Contemporary Specification 14 Year’s Experience buy-to-let market.
- Hard Wood Flooring Prime Real Estate
- Custom Built Kitchens
Moseley Gardens, Birmingham
Investment Case
Prime City Centre Location
Identified as the UK’s top city for property investment and attracting more
foreign direct investment than any other UK region, Birmingham is a city on the
rise. Demand is high as Birmingham is benefiting from substantial investment
in infrastructure and development and extensive job creation as many
businesses move to the city.
At the heart of the nation’s road and rail network, Birmingham’s central location coupled with its wealth
of cultural, entertainment and shopping attractions make it a prime location to live and invest.
Birmingham is a thriving city in the West Midlands, which is often referred to as England’s second city,
as only London beats it in terms of population. In recent years, many investors have sought Birmingham
out as a residential buy-to-let investment destination. The city has captured investors’ imaginations for a
multitude of reasons.
England’s second city certainly has a winning combination when it comes to attracting investment. Its
youthful and entrepreneurial workforce is creating a truly dynamic environment for businesses within
Birmingham and the mixture of foreign direct investment and regeneration funding from within the UK is
elevating the entire city to the next level. For investors with a keen nose for future success, Birmingham
is definitely the place to be.
All pictures shown are for illustration purpose only.
Gross Value Added (GVA) is a measure of the value of goods
Investment Case and services produced in an area, industry or sector.
Nominal GVA in Birmingham rose by £1.2billion (5.1%) in 2015, equating to Headline Facts
£22,307 GVA per head. The growth compares to a core city growth rate of
- The city has more than 1.1 million residents
3.7% and a UK rate of 2.6%.
- Productivity (GVA per hour worked) rose by 0.46% in 2015
- Business startups rose 37% in 2015 to 65.8 startups per 10,000 residents
£ £24.8 billion Annual GVA growth - International Labour Organisation unemployment in Birmingham fell by 9% in 2015
GVA per annum - The largest business sector (distribution, transport, accommodation and food) saw
25bn
GVA growth of £274m (6.8%) in 2015
24bn - Exports across the West Midlands rose by £7.6bn in Q4 2016
23bn
22bn
Industry Facts
38,552 Businesses 21bn Birmingham is a vast financial and business services centre, with several strong industries:
20bn Distribution, transport, accommodation Construction sector grew by
and food sector saw GVA grow by
£159m (11.8%) in 2015
19bn
£274m (6.8%) in 2015
448,000
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Workers The financial and business services
Business services sector grew by sector is projected to grow by
£238m (8.2%) in 2015 4.3% (24,000 new jobs)
GVA forecast to Total value of services and goods in the five years to 2021
19.5% grow 19.5% over £23.3bn produced in Birmingham was
Finance and insurance sector
during 2016 projected to reach £23.3 billion
next 10 years saw GVA growth of £178m
during 2016
(8.2%) in 2015
Investment Case
Birmingham’s affordable space, talented workforce and excellent national and international Projected population growth
transport links have made the city a key hub for foreign direct investment. The city was
1300
the third greatest recipient of FDI in the UK in 2015. Within the city, an Innovation Fund is 1,236 Birmingham’s population
increased by 11% between 2001
available to support local projects. 1200
1,164 and 2013. 45.7% of residents
1,085 are estimated to be under 30
1100
(compared to a rate of 39.4%
1000
for England). The population is
projected to continue growing in
the years ahead.
2012 2022 2032
£4 billion increase New modern trains and Birmingham to London HS2 rail network to create
in annual economic 20% more capacity to journey time to be cut to 49 26,000 new jobs in Birmingham/ Birmingham growth
output projected to tackle overcrowding minutes by HS2 rail network Solihull and an average GVA
result from HS2 (currently 1 hr 21 mins) increase of £680 per worker
- Birmingham’s population grew by 9% between 2001 and 2011
- The city’s population is expected to increase by a further 150,000 people over the next
16 years
- Birmingham is a young city, with more people under 30 than the national average (45.7%
in Birmingham compared with 39.4% nationally) and fewer people over the age of 65
(13.1% compared with 17.6% across England)
Birmingham to Manchester £2 million Innovation £4.4 billion fund available Devolution deal has - Birmingham’s population is expected to surpass 1.23 billion by 2032
journey time to reduce Fund to boost small to to deliver new and resulted in West Midlands - The city has been declared the UK’s fastest growing regional tourist destination, with
to 41 mins with HS2 medium businesses in improved transport links metro mayor having a
37.2 million visitors per year
(currently 1 hr 28 mins) Birmingham (in addition to HS2 budget of £36.5 million
per year for 30 years - Birmingham accounts for 23% of the total projected increase in households across the
West Midlands over the next 5 years
- Birmingham’s economy is projected to grow at 1.6% per annum between 2017 and 2021
Investment case
Sales market Rental market
4,200
Birmingham projected to
59.3%
70.5% of the population of the Birmingham’s house prices
17%
The proportion of households
4.9%
Prime rental developments in Rental demand for
need to accommodate West Midlands owned their own grew at the fastest rate in renting privately across the Birmingham achieved an average city centre homes was
4,200 new households home in 2005, while today the the UK (3.8%) in the three West Midlands has grown from increase in rents of 4.9% in 2016 robust throughout 2016
between 2017 and 2021 figure has fallen to 59.3% months ending May 2017 8% in 2005 to 17% currently and average rents by 3.2%
7.7% 23.84% 21.7% £900 24.1%
House prices in Birmingham Birmingham apartment House prices in Birmingham are projected Lack of available rental stock is driving up rents – one-bedroom 24.1% of Birmingham
increased by 7.7% in the year to May prices up 23.84% over to grow by 21.7% in the five years to city centre apartments can typically command £700 pcm, while residents are young
two-bedroom apartments rent for around £900 professionals
2017 – the fastest rate of any UK city past 5 years 2021 (compared to 13.1% across the UK)
House price forecasts Rental growth forecasts
5.0% 5.0%
UK UK
4.0% Birmingham 4.0% Birmingham
3.0% 3.0%
2.0% 2.0%
1.0% 1.0%
0% 0%
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Investment Case
Links to London
Excellent transport links makes aceessibility easy. Property market
Easy access to this city make it the first choice for
Culture & Heritage With the youngest population in England,
global conferencing and events. Complete with its
Birmingham britain’s second city is fast Birmingham has a thriving & growing
own international airport, with direct flights to over
becoming one of the most desirable cities in market for city centre property. With rental
100 destinations including Europe, North America
europe. With a rich industrial heritage and a apartments in the jewellery quarter being
and Asia. The planned high speed rail (HS2) will
mix of cultural influences, birmingham is a the most desirable choice with an average
bring the capital even closer and welcome an
young, vibrant & creative city. rent of £686 per month.
estimated £1.5BN & 22,000 jobs to the region.
Education Investment area
With 5 universities a host of colleges & The BBC recently invested £125 million, HSBC moved
award winning schools. The educational over in 2015 and Deutsche Bank extended its Birmingham
future of Birmingham is bright. Over site. With £13 billion investment pledged by Birmingham
73,000 uk & overseas students are City Council, the HS2 - 39 mins link to london continues
choosing birmingham as their place to to be a key driver in moving away from london’s
study & build their careers. ‘overheated’ commercial property market.
Moseley Gardens, Birmingham
The Opportunity
Moseley Gardens lies in the Digbeth area of Birmingham, a lively, creative
hub on the east side of the city centre. Digbeth has come a long way from
its early industrial roots and is now a natural home to the city’s burgeoning
young, creative and digital community who represent an important part of
Birmingham’s economic future.
The area hosts a range of retailers as well as a great collection of bars and restaurants. A short
walk from Moseley Gardens is the famous Bull Ring. The iconic shopping and leisure complex is
home to its flagship Selfridges store.
The outlook for Digbeth is promising, with plans for HS2 well advanced and the recent
publication of the Birmingham Curzon HS2 Masterplan. Exciting proposals for Digbeth also
include 33,000 sqm of retail place, 150,000 sqm of office space and 75,000 sqm of residential
development. It is estimated that this would create over 5,000 jobs...exciting times for the City’s
premier creative quarter.
All pictures shown are for illustration purpose only.
Moseley Gardens
Location map Jewellery Quarter
20 min walk
Symphony Hall
20 min walk
Town Hall
15 min walk
The Bull Ring
10 min walk
BIRMINGHAM
The Mailbox CITY CENTRE
7 min walk
Grand Central
8 min walk
O2 Academy
7 min walk
New Street Station
5 min walk
The Hippodrome
UCB Campus 5 min walk
8 min walk MOSELEY GARDENS
Moseley Street, Southside,
Birmingham B12 0RYAll pictures shown are for illustration purpose only. Moseley Gardens, Birmingham Setting the standard in luxury living
Please contact us to discuss the next steps Telephone: 0203 3726 499 I info@surrendeninvest.com I www.surrendeninvest.com 33 St James Square, London SW1Y 4JS We make no representation or warranty of any kind with regard to the information contained in this brochure and none of the information shall be treated as financial advice. The information is not an invitation to invest and you must rely entirely on your own investigations and due diligence before making the decision to invest. Any opinions expressed in this document are not statement of facts.
You can also read
