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Queensland Place is located just a stone throw away from the University of Liverpool and Liverpool City Centre. Amazing location for students, only a short 15minute walk to University of Liverpool campus and LJMU buildings. Within walking distance is a Tesco supermarket, it is also right on the main road access for bus route to the city centre. Queensland place offers spacious communal areas with pool tables and TVs, a great space to meet before heading to town. We also have an on-site gym with plenty of equipment for tenants to use, as well as a cinema room with plenty of spaces to study or socialise. The clusters and rooms offer fitted kitchen, modern furnishings, kettle, microwave, 3/4 double beds, wardrobe, and desk & chair for study. A City to Invest In With the ongoing development of Liverpool’s dock front, one of the largest investments for the city in recent years, a £5 billion regeneration scheme looks to create 2 million square metres of residential, business and leisure spaces. The scheme is certainty attracting the attention of investors locally & internationally; now is the time to invest in Liverpool’s booming property development. High quality, cost competitive and low risk – Liverpool ranks in the top 10 for start-up ecosystems and has attracted over £2.5 Billion in physical investment over the past 5 years. The University of Liverpool is a UK centre for world-leading computer science research, the city region is home to 70,000 students and 30,000 graduates at any one time, an attractive market for anyone looking to invest in modern apartments designed for this demographic. Kensington Regeneration Area The area of Kensington in Liverpool located just outside of the city centre - which has proved to be very popular with students, is the focus of a 10-year regeneration plan to improve the residential and public areas of Liverpool. The £62m government investment is over its halfway completion mark and has already been hailed a success. As well as improving housing, public roads and community areas such as parks – the project has succeeded in creating local jobs and building out the community for a brighter future. Liverpool’s property market known for its unique mix of historical allure and contemporary features not only maintained its value but also demonstrated robust growth. Consequently, this has further cemented Liverpool’s position as an attractive location for both seasoned and new investors. In 2023 Liverpool’s housing market stayed strong despite a 2% decrease on house prices from March 2023 to February 2024, Now halfway into 2024 the housing market is showing signs of steadiness and growth, offering potential benefits to investors. Houses in Liverpool are about 44% cheaper than other areas in England and Wales, making Liverpool an attractively affordable option. It is about 30% cheaper than Manchester and 65% cheaper than London. Liverpool Market Trends: Over five years up to 2021, Liverpool saw house prices surge by 41%. This was the largest increase among UK cities. Expectations are high, predicting Liverpool’s house prices could surge over 20% by 2026. This upward trend is driven by city improvements, a strong economy and increased interest from buyers and investors, resulting in increased prices. Reasons to Invest in Liverpool: The arrivals of young professionals and students has boosted housing demand. Key urban projects such as the £5.5 billion Liverpool Waters are crucial for the city’s enchantment. Future projects like HS2 and Crossrail North will enhance connectivity. The average rental yields in Liverpool are currently at a 6 year high, ranging between 4-9% depending on the property and postcode. (Photos used for advertisement purpose and may differ slightly with apartment layout)