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Apartments with Balconies and Terraces
WHY INVEST IN DIGBETH ?
TOP PERFORMING CAPITAL GROWTH
TOP PERFORMING RENTAL YIELD
HS2
30 MINUTE TO LONDON
401%
20 YEAR HOUSE PRICE INCREASE
HUGE REGENERATION SCHEME
£1.5bn
IN REGENERATION SCHEMES
Named the 'the coolest place to live in the UK' by The Sunday Times, Digbeth is Birmingham's hottest property spot - where city living meets the area's creative industries by day, and the best bars and restaurants by night. Comparable to London's Shoreditch, or to the Northern Quarter and Ancoats in Manchester, it is the coolest address in Birmingham.
Digbeth is one of the main creative centres in the city and is often termed Birmingham's 'creative quarter' – a place where artists and digital media enthusiasts mingle at The Custard Factory and Fazeley Studios with students, vintage lovers and musicians. With a variety of independent businesses, as well as being a focal point for artists and musicians, it is the up and coming location to live and invest in the UK.
Digbeth is home to two of the biggest regeneration schemes in the country valued at nearly £3 Billion. These are going to transform the city centre and provide massive connectivity with the new HS2 rail station.
With the arrival of HS2 and Digbeth's combination of growth potential, cultural vibrancy, and strategic location makes it a prime area for property investment.
LUXURIOUS INTERIOR DESIGN
WHY INVEST IN
SAPPHIRE COURT?
LUXURIOUS INTERIORS
144%*
Projected 5 Year ROI
5 STAR RATED LOCATION
7.56%
AST Yield
PRIVATE TERRACES & BALCONIES
13.86%
STL YIELD
The development is centrally located within Digbeth, one of the city's most distinctive parts. Curzon Street (HS2 Station), Bullring, and Grand Central Station are within walking distance. The Sunday Times has now named it the 'Coolest Neighbourhood in Britain', hailing the Custard Factory's cafes, independent shops, cinemas, and arts venues.
Each apartment carries its own quirk and allows investors to command a premium on the rental and resales market with very few comparable apartments.
Key employment districts are within walking radius of the project - this includes Brindley Place (Lloyds Bank, RBS, Deloitte and Deutsche Bank), Arena Central (HSBC & HMRC), Paradise Circus (PwC & DLA Piper, BT & KPMG).
Entertainment centres like Birmingham’s 15,000 capacity arena, The Symphony Hall, The ICC and Mailbox are all within a 10 minute walk of the development.
Full funding for the development has been secured from an institutional investor. This provides security over the investment and an added level of due diligence from an experienced 3rd party who has successfully deployed over £350m and funded the construction of 2,100 homes.
*Based on a 75% LTV @4% Interest Rate
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THE COOLEST NEIGHBOURHOOD IN BRITAIN *SUNDAY TIMES
LUXURY BIRMINGHAM CITY CENTRE APARTMENTS - INVEST FROM £49,500
Secure Access to a Luxury Development within the HS2 & Smithfield Regeneration Area in Birmingham City Centre's most Desirable and Trendiest Distict
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Luxury 1 & 2 Bed Apartments (Including Duplex Apartments)
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VOTED COOLEST DISTRICT IN BRITAIN BY SUNDAY TIMES
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Two Communal Courtyards
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In the £1.9m Smithfield Regeneration Project
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5 Star Rated Location by Residents
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Two Communal Gardens
BIRMINGHAM- THE YOUNGEST CITY IN EUROPE
BOOMING ECONOMY
LARGE GRADUATE COMMUNITY
£120BN ECONOMY
Located in the heart of the UK, Birmingham is the UK's 'second city' which has long benefited from its geographic positioning and connection to other major UK cities. It is consistently a popular part of the country to live and work.
Historically, Birmingham was a central part of the industrial revolution. It is now dominated by the finance and service sectors, both of which contribute to the single biggest economy outside of London with a GDP of £120 billion.
Birmingham is Europe's youngest city. It is home to 5 universities and 80,000 students, with a further 20 universities within an hour of the wider Birmingham area. Of those, the city retains a whopping 49% of students after graduation. Birmingham attracts the third largest number of graduates with no prior links to the city.
Over the past 15 years, there has been a significant amount of urban regeneration and investment which have taken place and even more is planned for the future. The redevelopment of Birmingham New Street Station and the extended tram network are paying dividends to the city centre by already helping to stimulate further local regeneration. Birmingham’s vibrant city centre plays host to a huge amount of the country’s leading companies and has a growing population of young professionals who are choosing Birmingham as their home.