Central Heights, Birmingham
Prices From
£301,500
Only 20% deposit required
No. Apartments
80
1 & 2 Bed Apartments
Rental Yields
6%
NET Rental Income
Capital Growth
15%
Forecast over 5 Years
Prices From
£301,500
Only 20% deposit required
No. Apartments
80
1 & 2 Bed Apartments
Rental Yields
6%
NET Rental Income
Capital Growth
15%
Forecast over 5 Years
A brand new development of 80 stunning apartments
Central Heights has been designed with a core focus on occupier demand, through architectural innovation, pioneering integration and exceptional specification. The building, which offers a selection of well-designed one bedroom, two bedroom and duplex apartments is arranged over nine levels, providing stunning views over Birmingham’s iconic skyline.
Cutting edge features have been incorporated into the design of Central Heights, such as the contemporary ’Saw Tooth’ roof, reflectant of the industrial heritage of the area. Facilities offered in the development include cycle store, residents gym and rooftop garden.
Access Brochure
Development amenities
Reception & Concierge
Air Conditioning
Residents Gym
Rooftop Gardens
Private Parking
24/7 Security
Development amenities
The units are delivered with fully fitted kitchens and bathrooms, complete with high-end branded appliances. The interiors at Central Heights take influence from contemporary aesthetics and the high specification development will include a residents gym, rooftop terrace and modern communal areas.
The introduction of bi-fold windows and strategically positioned skylights allow for bright and airy rooms. Enhancing the use of space and natural light, these are high-specification apartments designed to suit a busy modern lifestyle.
Why invest in Birmingham?
Birmingham’s economy currently stands in excess of £120 Billion, and is growing at a higher rate than any other city in the UK.
Birmingham has been voted the best regional city in the UK to live in, with the cost of living approximately 60% lower than London. Many corporates have recognised the value and have already relocated to Birmingham.
The property market is growing at an exponential rate, fuelled by the influx of major corporations and the growing deficit of housing supply. Birmingham simply does not have enough residences to meet the occupier demand.
Regional Economy
The economy is valued at £102 billion. Locals benefit from a quality lifestyle – with the cost of living 60% lower than London.
Rental Yields
Research by JLL suggests that rental prices in Birmingham could increase by 20% over the next five years.
Young Population
Birmingham is the youngest city in Europe, with the under 30’s accounting for nearly 46% of its population.
Transportation
With the introduction of HS2 railway, Birmingham will be a short 1 hour commute from Euston Station, London.
